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- Promptly refrigerate all leftover ham
- Save the ham bones to use in your soup or stock
- Can be frozen once it has been cooked, it should last one to two monthsUSDA: Ham and Food Safety
- Pairs well with potatoes, pasta and beans
- Adds flavor to plain dishes
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The days following Easter and Christmas are two of the biggest days for yearly ham consumption, after the holidays themselves. This page gives ideas for ways to use all that leftover ham, from Croque-monsieur sandwiches to casseroles and soups. Leftover ham can easily be incorporated into many meals, and is edible hot or cold.
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Ham Leftover Recipe Ideas
- Ham Sandwich
- Split Pea Soup with Ham
- Omelets
- Croque-monsieur
- Ham Pot Pie
- Added to Macaroni and Cheese
- Ham and Potatoes Au Gratin
- Quiche
- Ham Loaf
- Baked Beans
- Pork Fried Rice
Ham Safety
A ham that is sold uncooked, but appears ready-to-eat, must be labeled as such, and must include cooking instructions on the label. Fresh hams must reach 160 degrees F to be safe. To prevent contamination of leftover cooked ham, reheat the meat to 165 degrees F. Previously cooked vacuum-packaged and spiral-cut hams are safe to eat cold.USDA: Ham and Food Safety-
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Leftover Ham Recipes Questions
What are your favorite options for leftover turkey? 8 AnswersThanksgiving Friday Pie. You put a layer of leftover dressing (or stuffing, if you're in a region where it's called that) at the bottom of a pie plate or pan... read more
how to make ham 2 AnswersYou might want to try Mahalo's Guide How to Cook a Ham. Hope it helps! read more
I have a ham that has been cooked. How do I reheat it and to what temperature? 1 AnswerWe had half a ham for Christmas dinner. Precooked. The directions told us to cook it at 275 for 2 hours. It turned out perfectly. read more
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