This was really a quick preparing dish. I didn't have any green peppers or minced onions so I used a small white onion chopped. I went with Amanda's idea and added 1/2 cup of water to the soup mix. It just didn't look like it was going to be enough of it to add to the mixture. Now I did cook it in the crockpot but turned the heat up to high and it only took 4 hrs to cook. Next time I'll add other veggies like carrots or even broccoli to it. I think the type of ham you use also decides the saltiness. Mine hardly had any salt in it and I think thats what made the difference on the flavor. Was very filling.
Great idea for leftover Easter ham Mary. I was worried that the crockpot would make this dish too soupy. For this reason I put it all together topped it with corn flake crumbs and baked in a casserole for 45 minutes at 350 degrees. Yum. I think this would make a nice brunch entree.
My family didn't like the canned soup and corn. They definitely detracted from this recipe. Next time I will use fresh corn and make my own cheese sauce. This is sort of a typical midwestern type meal - starchy and filling but a little bland and uninspired. It's quick and easy though and with a tweak or two here and there and possibly the addition of some spices could be pretty good.
I baked this in the oven rather than use the crock pot and it was terrific!
I used pre-cubed cooked ham and it turned out overcooked. I would probably add it later in the cooking time for better taste. Make sure to spray pot with non-stick cooking spray so the potaotes won't stick.
I also added one cup of carrots. This was a hit with my family. It was very easy to prepare.
Very good! Great way to use up leftover ham.
Such an easy and tasty dish! It was a bit dry the first time I made it my slow cooker seems to run a bit hot so I added a 1/2 cup of water and it came out perfect the second time.
My whole family ate this up! I used some leftover canned ham I had made the night before with pineapple and brown sugar and around a 1/4 of a real onion instead of the instant. I also added a little salt and pepper. I stirred once about 3/4 of the way through cooking. Yum!
