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Gammon Coatings

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EcclesCake | 12:20 Wed 13th Dec 2017 | Food & Drink
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I never cook gammon but have decided to do one to serve hot in the run up to Christmas and have the leftovers on Boxing Day.

I am trying to decide what to coat it with, I've got as far as mustard and muscovado studded with cloves which seems a bit pedestrian.

Any other suggestions, nothing fruity as when hot I will be serving it with with roasted spiced poached pears.
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Honey and ginger works very well. It's what I use.
Make sure the skin is as dry as possible. Score into a diamond pattern, mix the honey and ginger, warm it slightly to make it easier the brush on, making sure you get it into the cuts as well. Push a clove into each diamond. Roast 30 minutes per pound plus 30 minutes.
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I'll be removing he sin before cot goes WBM.
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Obviously too early for me.....

I'll be removing the skin before coating etc.

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