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Boneless Smoked Half Ham

Avg. 5-7 lbs.
$10.99 /lb.
Avg. 6 lb.

Our traditionally-cured boneless, half ham weighs between 5-7 lbs. If you have a weight preference, please indicate on the order notes when submitting your order. Providing as much detail as possible will help our team fit your needs.

Perfect for a family get-together or holiday, or even baking to slice for fresh "deli" ham for sandwiches.

Previously, our half hams were smoked but not fully cooked. These hams are both smoked and fully cooked. You'll want to reheat it to an internal temperature of 140° as the guideline set by the USDA. Easy to bake it whole in the oven; cover it to retain the moisture and keep an eye on the internal temperature so it doesn't dry out. Many people add broth or water in the base of the roasting pan to help "steam" the ham or add moisture-rich sweet foods to the exterior, such as pineapple rings.

HOW TO ROAST A HAM WITH A GLAZE

Serving Size- 1/2 lb. boneless ham per person

Your Lilac Hedge Farm ham has been pre-cooked. 

The easiest way to reheat a ham is to bake it in the oven. To bake your ham, pour half the glaze over the top, cover it with foil, then bake. At the end of the baking time, uncover the ham and pour the remaining glaze over the top. Bake until the glaze is caramelized, then serve.

Heat a 5–7 lb half ham at 325°F for about 22–25 minutes per pound. Use a food thermometer to ensure the ham reaches an internal temperature of 140°F in the thickest part before serving. Let the ham rest for 5–10 minutes before slicing.

OUR FAVORITE GLAZE

Melt 1/2 cup of butter with 1 cup brown sugar. Add 1/2 cup orange juice, zest of one orange, 1 tsp cinnamon and a pinch of ground cloves. Simmer for 5-7 minutes until thickened, then pour over the ham.

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Ingredients

Pork, Water, Brown Sugar, Salt, Sodium Phosphate, Sodium Erythorbate, Sodium Nitrite In case you're wondering, yes this product does contain nitrates as a brined/cured item. Nitrates come in many forms and if you eat things like ham, hot dogs, and salami you are usually eating nitrates, sometimes even if the label says uncured or no nitrates added. These items come in many label forms such as "saltpeter" or "celery powder" (celery is grown in nitrate infused soils to absorb it in high levels for processing and adding to food). The good news is meat products are only a small portion of your daily nitrate intake, as most of the nitrates we consume in our everyday diets come from vegetables. If you would prefer to choose nitrate free items we do offer those- check out our nitrate free hams! You can also purchase uncured items to season at home as well; many of our customers purchase cuts to cure and brine at home!