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Baked ham with Curried fruit
(lemmy.ml)
I wonder how curried fruit tastes to the modern palate.
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BAKED HAM WITH CURRIED FRUIT
Recipe serves 6
TEMPERATURE: 375°F.
TIME: about 1 hour
1 slice ham, cut 1 inch thick
½ cup light brown sugar
1 cup fine, dry bread crumbs
3 tablespoons water
Seasonings
2 teaspoons prepared mustard
1. Cut fat from ham. Chop fatand 3. Cover with crumb mixture. mix with remaining ingredi- 4. Bake in moderate oven. Baste ents.
with juice in the pan at least 3
2. Wipe ham with damp cloth and
times during baking.
place in baking pan.
5. Serve with Curried Fruit.
(over)
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TO PREPARE CURRIED FRUIT
1. Use halves of canned peaches,
2. Pour over the fruit ½ cup
pears or apricots and small
melted butter, mixed with 1
slices of canned pineapple.
cup light brown sugar and 1
Drain well from juice. Use as tablespoon curry powder.
many pieces of each as will fill 3. Bake 40 minutes in same oven a deep casserole or baking
with ham. Serve from dish in
dish.
which it is baked.
FOR THE INQUIRING COOK
Serve baked white or sweet po-
dessert, such as Lemon or Lime
tatoes, green salad with French
ice with Refrigerator Cookies
Dressing and a light frozen
(No. 79).
That seems like a heapin' helpin' of curry, enough to overwhelm every other flavor except the hammy goodness.
this post was submitted on 25 Sep 2024
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