Fantastic! As pork producers, we always have a freezer full of pork and I'm always looking for new ways to cook it. This recipe was the best! I did make a couple of minor changes. I cooked a cured ham coated in brown sugar in the oven for the first twenty minutes, then I transferred it to the slow cooker. I used a merlot I had on hand instead of the sangria and added all the liquid to the slowcooker at once, basting the ham every hour or so. When the ham was cooked, I transferred it back to the roaster and strained the remaining liquid into a saucepan. I thickened the liquid on the stovetop with a little cornstarch. This made a lovely burgundy sauce which I used to glaze the ham before I placed it under the broiler for five minutes to make the top shiny and just a little crisp. I served the remaining sauce with the ham.
This was FABULOUS! The best ham we have ever had and while it is cooking it makes the house smell heavenly! Hubby kept asking when it was going to be done! 5*++++++.
This is delicious!! I've made all kinds of glazes and sauces for ham for 30 years + and this is the best. My search is over. I used a honey baked spiral sliced ham. I put the ham (without cloves), juice and sangria in the crockpot then packed the brown sugar on the ham. Then I went out to the pool. I turned the ham over and basted a couple of times. It was cooked in 4 hours but the longer the better. So easy and tasty! Serve with Pineapple Stuffing and Stewed Tomatoes.
this was my first attempt at a bone in ham and this recipe made it so easy. We had no Sangria so I substituted with orange and apple (1 cup each)juice. It turned out great and it smelled so good while it was cooking. I will definately be keeping this recipe!
This was excellent! I couldn't find a ham that wasn't pre-cooked so I used a spiral sliced ham and adjusted the baking time and temperature per the instructions that came with the ham. Other than that I followed the recipe exactly. Received many raves and will definitely make again!
This was the first Easter that I needed to cook a ham. Usually my husband's mother does the ham. I was looking for something a little different. I found this recipe and it sounded good. I made it and it was delicious! Someone told me that it was the best ham they had ever had! It's not difficult to make and the results are fantastic! Thank you Mary Glenn and BRAVO!
I didn't use a whole ham and I will try a pre-cut spiral ham next time. Everyone loved the ham it was a big hit also our first ham we've ever cooked.! Thanks!
I added 5 tbsp of honey to the brown sugar and created a thick paste which i smeared over the top of the ham. This helped to get more of the flavor into the ham.
We used our slow cooker to create this delicious dish! While the slow cooker is simple and easy, you dont get that sweet crunchy outside coating of glaze. However we took the leftover liquid and boiled it down, added some cornstarch and served as sauce. So good!
I made this w/ a 15 lb partially cooked ham. Since I had a larger ham I had to cook it for 5 hours and the top ended up pretty much black. Next time I would wait to add the brown sugar until the last hour. I would glaze w/ the wine mixture but the sugar will burn if your ham takes over 2 or 3 hours. My guests said it was picture perfect but I think they were just being nice. It looked burned. Once you cut into it it was perfectly cooked and tasted pretty good. I will try other recipes before I try this one again.
