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War Time Baked Ham With Orange Recipe


War Time Baked Ham With Orange Recipe
From G-ma Roberts files, her go-to supper after a day of fishing and coming home empty handed. It is so easy, it is ridiculous. We love it with baked sweet potatoes and basic pot of green beans cooked with onion.

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Ingredients
  • One fairly thick slice of ham steak
  • 1 tbsp of ball park yellow mustard
  • 1 3 oz can of frozen orange juice concentrate, unfrozen, undiluted
  • sprinkle of ground cloves

Directions
  1. Preheat broiler.
  2. Spray broiler pan with nonstick spray (G-ma Roberts used a smidge of bacon fat to grease her pan, butter was rationed, she was frugal, bacon fat was gold to her)
  3. Slice the fatty edges of the ham steak so it won't curl.
  4. Spread both sides of ham steak with the ball park mustard.
  5. Broil a few minutes, til the mustard bubbles.
  6. Flip and immediately scoop straight from the concentrate can enough orange juice concentrate to cover the top of the ham slice.
  7. Very very sparsely sprinkle on the ground cloves, Just the slightest touch.
  8. Immediately put back under the broiler and broil until the concentrated juice bubbles and carmelizes.

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Comments


Sounds delicious! Love that orange flavor.


I love to see "Grandma's" recipes. My grandmother had a lot of frugal recipes herself. Things were sure different "back then." Thank you for sharing.


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