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Ham Leftovers

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Date: 03/20/2007 Topic: Food Tips and Info > Leftovers  
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Here are some ways to make use of ham leftovers:
  • ham and cheese omelets
  • ham and cheese sandwiches
  • split pea soup
  • ham and bean soup
  • ham and eggs
  • pot pies or quiche
What recipes do you make with leftover ham? Post them below.
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Post By Betty (Guest Post) (03/21/2007)
Scalloped potatoes and ham. Sometimes I just use the boxed package of potatoes following the directions and adding my cubed up leftover ham and sometimes a can of peas. Meal in one bowl---I love it.


Post by Exasperated (81) | (03/20/2007)
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If you have a meat grinder, either as part of another appliance or "stand alone," grind up the ham bits with Cheddar cheese, mix with Miracle Whip or mayonnaise, and, voila!, a great sandwich spread. I find that alternating the ham with the cheese, with the ham last, cleans out the grinder better. Also, freezing the cheese to get it hard is a good idea. You can add other things, such as well-drained relish, but I prefer to just serve a sweet pickle on the plate. An additional hint: Using a food processor is okay if you are careful to not grind it too small, but the cheese is tricky. You might end up with a "mush."


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