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amazing GLAZE
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amazing GLAZE
Cooks ham it up with flavor coatings
By MAY KLISCH
Special to the Journal Sentinel
Wednesday, April 11, 2001
There it stood, in the middle of the buffet, across a crowded
room: dark and brooding; rough and crumbly; studded with glistening
molasses-covered cloves; caramelized crushed fruit crusted to its
sides -- this magnificent, manly hunk of ham.
I'll admit I've yet to meet a ham I don't like, but I was drawn to
this particular one like...
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