Effortless Slow Cooked Honey Mustard Spiral Ham: Your Ultimate Guide to a Perfect Holiday Meal
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Transform your holiday dinner with this incredibly easy, show-stopping slow-cooked spiral-cut ham, featuring a rich brown sugar rub and a tangy honey mustard glaze. It’s not just scrumptious; it’s practically mess-free, making it the perfect centerpiece for any celebration.
Every holiday season brings with it the familiar quest for the perfect main dish. Something that impresses guests, fills the home with tantalizing aromas, and doesn’t leave the cook in a state of utter exhaustion. Enter the glorious spiral-cut ham. Specifically, this Slow Cooked Honey Mustard Ham recipe, which promises all the splendor without the stress.
I recently had an experience at Walmart that perfectly encapsulated the magic of a truly great ham. I was browsing the ham selection, a task many of us undertake around the holidays, when a delightful elderly lady, sporting a glittery newsboy cap with a charming bow, approached me. Without hesitation, she pointed directly to a Hormel Cure 81 Cherrywood Bone-in Ham. “This one,” she declared, tapping on the foil-wrapped package, “is the best ham I’ve ever eaten in my whole life. My son made one for Thanksgiving dinner last week, and we just had to have more.” She went on to explain that this particular ham wasn’t available in her hometown, prompting a special trip to stock up. As she loaded several hams into her cart, her enthusiasm was infectious. She even asked her husband, “Just one more?” with a hopeful laugh, and he simply shook his head, likely already envisioning a fridge overflowing with delicious ham.
That, my friends, is true ham love. When a product is so good that it inspires strangers to sing its praises and drives people to buy a cart-full, you know you’ve found something special. I regret not capturing a photo of her with her impressive collection of hams; it would have been a testament to pure culinary devotion.