Should I pressure cook a Boneless Spiral Sliced Ham?


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The never ending ham saga continues with this boneless spiral sliced ham! I’ve done nothing but think about and cook hams for the past several weeks, so let’s …

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  1. Jane Ray
    Jane Ray says:

    Okay. Ya scared me. I was going to try my spiraled sliced ham in my instant pot, but I changed my mind because I did not waste that much money!! 😁. So I ended up using my crock pot on low for 6-8 hours (mine cooked for 6 hours). It was delicious! Not dry at all. So this is my first food I can’t cook in the pressure cooker!!!! 😊

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  2. A & A Boosted Performance
    A & A Boosted Performance says:

    I have just literally pressure cooked my 5lb horse shoe ham for 40mins on low and natural let the air come out for 25 mins .took it out glazed then air crisped for 10 mins at 200c and was unbelievable internal temp was between 76c to 86c

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  3. magictim2
    magictim2 says:

    Ham Gravy is wonderful! My mom made all the time we grew up and my wife
    makes it sweeter by incorporating the glaze in with the meat juices Choose a ham with a good
    portion of fat for more juices

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  4. Dan Buckles
    Dan Buckles says:

    I got a 5 lb uncured ham and put some slices in it and started with pressure cooking for 5 minutes on High. I did another 5 minutes and it wasn't done so I did another 5 and it wasn't done. So I went with 10 minutes on steam and it came out perfect at 135 degrees. Now I know how to do it next time. Oh, by the way, the second 5 minutes I put the glaze on it and it was ok when done. Nice and moist.

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  5. Dave S
    Dave S says:

    Love your videos! I took your suggestion yesterday and decided to sous vide my spiral cut ham (quarter). I finished it off in the NFG and AC for 5 min @400. It came out great! Thanks for the suggestion. I used my Foodsaver and sealed it. I left it out at room temp for 2 hours. I then set my sous vide @140 for 2 hours and 40 min. Then took it out of the bag, brushed the glaze that was included and put in onto NFG. AC@400 for 5 min

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  6. Kathy doubleu
    Kathy doubleu says:

    I bet the bone in is worse because the bone gets hot and cooks the ham from the inside out too. Those juices will be good in pea soup too. I use blueberry preserves as a glaze on pork.

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  7. Karen Henderson
    Karen Henderson says:

    I did a boneless spiral ham in the Foodi at Thanksgiving, it was great. BUT I didn't PC it, I slow-cooked it. I usually do a bone-in spiral in the crockpot, but wanted to try the Foodi. It was good, but not as good as the ones I've done in the crockpot. So tomorrow I'm slow-cooking a bone-in spiral in the Foodi. Then I'll know if I should stick with the crockpot or not. I've always gotten a wonderful glaze on it in the crockpot and even with the AC feature, the glaze wasn't as good from the Foodi. …………. Thank you for all your hard work Louise, and all the great videos. Have a very Merry Christmas and enjoy your day off! 🙂

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  8. John Black
    John Black says:

    Merry Christmas Louise & Jeff. The last Spiral ham I made in the foodie was a bomb! It was the most expensive dried up jerky I ever ate. If fact It had to be destroyed. I so want to do a bourbon & apricot glazed bone-in. But I'll stick with the oven roaster on this one.

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  9. Sarah Balcom
    Sarah Balcom says:

    Could you put the cut end of the ham face down? So you don't get a dry end piece? I bought a tiny little 5 pound ham for myself for Christmas because everyone else wants a roast lol

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