Ham Dinner Recipes

Con Poulos / Food & WineWhile ham is often enjoyed by families on such holidays as Christmas and Easter, these ham dinner recipes prove that the salty, smoky meat can be incorporated into meals year-round.

Ham Dinner Recipes

Honey Glazed Ham
A sweet and savory glaze including everything from honey and brown sugar to ginger, whiskey and whole cloves lends its flavor to a cured ham in this recipe by Curtis Stone.

Smoked Ham with Bourbon, Brown Sugar and Cola
Tyler Florence combines bourbon, sugar, color, mustard and fresh thyme to transform ham.

Chile-Brined Fresh Ham
A chile-spiked brine gives ham a spicy kick, and turns the pork skin wonderfully crackly when in the oven.

Black-Eyed Peas and Ham
For a quick Southern-style dinner that comes together in just 20 minutes, combine celery, onions, black-eyed peas and ham.

Roasted Pineapple-Glazed Ham Steak
Mustard and pineapple make a piquant, fruity glaze that is the perfect match for ham.

Gratineed Tomato and Ham Rigatoni
The creamy sauce in this recipe coats big tubular noodles with a decadent Parmesan-laced béchamel, which is perfectly complemented by the ham's smokiness and the tomato's pleasantly acidic bite.

Ham with Raisins and Brown Sugar
As this recipe title indicates, all you need are some slices of ham, raisins and brown sugar for a surprisingly sweet dish.

Ham, Gruyere, Honey, and Red Onion Panini
If you're looking for a lighter meal, the salty, smoky and sweet flavors in this panini come together beautifully when sandwiched between a hot press.

Related Articles:

• Read these tips on how to buy ham and how to cook ham.
• Watch Curtis Stone prepare his honey-glazed ham from above, and Tyler Florence prepare his Smoked ham.
• Ham's great at breakfast time too, like in these Cheddar, Ham and Scallion Cups.
• There are lots of honey-baked hams out there -- Slashfood tells you which to buy.
• Browse all pork recipes.

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