Ham Glaze

pammyowl's Note:

This is so simple, but the flavor of the glaze is so complex!

• Total Time: 3 mins
• Prep Time: 3 mins
• Cook Time: 0 mins

Ingredients:

Yield: 1.5 cup

• 1 cup apricot preserves
• 1/2 cup yellow mustard

Directions:

1. Combine ingredients and brush over the ham during the last hour of baking, every 15 minutes. Tent with foil until the last half hour.

Reviews

[rosie316]

03/13/13: I was totally impressed by this glaze. Who would ever imagine that 2 ingredients could be so yummy?! I've never bought "apricot" preserves before... so I was a little leery. I used regular prepared yellow mustard from a squeeze bottle. I'm thinking this might be pretty darn good on chicken legs/wings and pork chops, also. Thank you for the easiest glaze recipe that I've ever made from scratch (so to speak). Delicious! (Made for "Zaar Chef Alphabet Soup - Spring 2013" tag game)..... 04/01/13 UPDATE: I made this glaze again for our Easter ham, but I switched it up this time. Instead of the apricot preserves, I used peach preserves just because I knew I would be serving a peach side dish (and I love peaches with pork)! It turned out just as fabulous as it did with the last ham I made using this glaze. Thanks again for turning me on to a simple, yet unique glaze.

[Nancy's Pantry]

This is a very delicious ham glaze. Mustard has a way of really adding a lot of flavor to hams and combined with the sweetness of the apricot preserves, it really is tasty. I did reduce the mustard as I did not have a full cup of the apricot preserves. Will definitely use this glaze again in the future. Made for Everyday is a Holiday tag, January, 2013.

[CJAY]

This is a great recipe for ham glaze. It's so simple and the taste is terrific. I used it on the ham I baked for Christmas dinner. Thanks for sharing. Made for Football Pool 2012.