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My Dad used to make a rye dough and completely cover the ham with it.  He'd bake it and it would come out hard as a rock like a dinosaur egg.  LIterally would crack the rye shell off with a hammer.  Best flavored and moistest ham I have ever had.  Unfortunately his recipe book has ben misplaced or lost.

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4 hours ago, rps said:

Ham is in the oven. Will follow thru with the taste of the above, later on.

You know I grew up on Salt brine, smoked Green hams that we smoked in the Smoke House and they were the best of all. Beat the +++++ out of these store bought. Then in the 80's before I moved to the Great State of TEXAS. I would buy my smoked green hams in Herman Missouri from Herbele's Meats. Always had them ordered months before I needed them. They were really good also.   

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It has been many, many years since I had a country ham. My great aunt got hers from Arkansas.

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17 hours ago, Maverickpro201 said:

Ham is in the oven. Will follow thru with the taste of the above, later on.

You know I grew up on Salt brine, smoked Green hams that we smoked in the Smoke House and they were the best of all. Beat the +++++ out of these store bought. Then in the 80's before I moved to the Great State of TEXAS. I would buy my smoked green hams in Herman Missouri from Herbele's Meats. Always had them ordered months before I needed them. They were really good also.   

Well, the Ham turned out really well, even the wife and family, said so. I was quite impressed with the moistness and tenderness, along with the taste. I had to wrap in Large Foil as I was out of large oven bags. Will definitely be doing this again. Even if I find a country cured ham.

Thanks and Merry Christmas to ALL

God Bless 

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Love a good ham.  I usually smoke them a while and then bag and let finish cooking.  In an over I use a can of orange juice concentrate and cover it all with foil.  Heck i don't care how ya cook it I like ham.

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