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Spiral Ham

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I picked up a spiral ham for .88/ lb. I have a question tho. What is the best way to slice it? I know it's already spiral cut but I never know what to do with it after I get it home. I tried cutting down the bone, this was okay but it was not a neat cut. The bone I put in the freezer but there is a lot of ham left on it. Is there a method I am missing?
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I use my hands lol. I lift behind a few pieces done to the bone and pull forward. The meat comes off easily and in no time I'm done.
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You're fine. You can cut the chunks off the bone and use that meat for casseroles or salad. There's a lot of fat in there too and usually one big gristly piece to sort out. Then use the bone to make ham stock for beans or soup.
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Just cut it however and use for scalloped potatoes, tons of soup, chunked in home fries, pierogies etc. As long as it's cut/diced doesn't matter. Makes it nice.
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I too use ,y hands. I take the bone and whatever is still on it and throw that and some dry pintos in the crock pot. It makes wonderful pintos and cornbread or something like that.
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