Orange Honey Spiral Glazed Ham

Orange Honey Spiral Glazed Ham

What makes your celebration spectacular on Easter?

With the bunny hopping by in just a few days and so much to do, you’re gonna love this exceptionally easy and juicy treat, Orange Honey Spiral Glazed Ham.

Our Spring table is embellished with shiny eggs and ducks parading in their Easter bonnets.

 Orange Honey Spiral Glazed Ham

Are you scrambling for the perfect entree for your Easter celebration?  Traditionally, our family always opts for a ham with all of our favorite sides.  Trust me this recipe for Orange Honey Spiral Glazed Ham looks and smells divine and tastes beyond amazing.  Best of all, before you know it, your ham will be baking in the oven, allowing you time to celebrate with family and friends.
Begin with a spiral cut ham.
Mix up the delicious glaze, and you may want to double it so you can allow others to spoon it over their ham slices.
Lay your ham on two sheets of heavy foil.  Spoon glaze between slices of ham.  Pour remaining glaze over the ham and wrap tightly.  Bake as directed in a roasting pan.
Orange-Honey Spiral Glazed Ham
 
If you're ready for a heavenly spiral-cut holiday ham, here it is. It's easy to make the delicious glaze and the ham stays moist and tender.
Ingredients
  • 1 cup brown sugar
  • ½ cup honey
  • Zest and juice of two oranges*
  • 4 teaspoons pumpkin pie spice
  • pinch of nutmeg
  • 1 (10 pound) bone-in half spiral ham
Instructions
  1. Heat oven to 325 degrees F.
  2. In a bowl, mix all of the glaze ingredients together.
  3. Place the ham, (cut side down), in the middle of two sheets of heavy duty aluminum. Use enough to completely enclose the ham.
  4. Pour or brush the glaze over the ham, working it in a little between the slices.
  5. Tightly wrap the ham up and place it on a rack in a roasting pan. Fill the pan with about an inch of water and roast in the oven until the internal temperature reaches 140 degrees, about 20 minutes per pound. For a 10 pound ham plan on approximately 2-1/2 hours.
  6. Let the ham rest for about 10 minutes before serving.
Notes
Without an orange in sight, I used the rind and juice from 2 tangelos and the glaze was perfectly delicious.
You may want to pair it with yummy Curried Fruit, my go-to showy side I always serve with ham.
Happy Easter All!

About The Author

Renée

Renée is passionate about making and sharing ALL things delicious! Her happy place really is her kitchen where she loves whipping up memories with her family and friends. Raised in sunny Southern California she's spent her adulthood in Idaho, both sides of her great state. She's married to an amazing man, and together they have 5 children, who gave them five more, and now they have 28 grandchildren. So there’s always a reason to cook and celebrate around their place!

13 Comments

  1. Diane Hodrick

    This sounds yummy. I love the sweet and spicy ingredients.

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  2. LDH

    I’d say that looks Heavenly too! And that handsome gentleman wearing a green velvet bow tie welcoming us to your post looks so dapper!

    Happy Easter, to you are your sweet family!

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  3. Happier Than a Pig in Mud

    The ham glaze sounds great, I always use orange at Easter too! Wishing you a wonderful Easter:@)

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  4. Red Couch Recipes

    I do love ham at Easter. The bunnies are so cute too. Have a wonderful Easter. Joni

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  5. Julie Harward

    Oh boy, that looks so good, love these flavors together…Happy Easter! 😉

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  6. SavoringTime in the Kitchen

    I love your bunny greeter 😉 That is a such a beautiful ham and delicious flavors! Happy Easter, Gnee!

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  7. Julie

    Happy Easter to you and your family!! Love the bunny, he’s so cute!

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  8. Debbie

    I need to find out if my mom saw this one. It looks delicious! (She’s in charge of the Easter ham, don’tcha know!)

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  9. The Café Sucré Farine

    Renee, I love your ham glaze, it sounds just delish but what’s amazing to me is the curried fruit! My mom started serving this with ham many years ago and my sisters and I have all have continued this tradition, You’re right – it is the PERFECT partner for ham! We also serve a potatoes au gratin with this, another wonderful pairing! Not exactly dieter’s delight but deliciously delightful! 🙂

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  10. Mary

    Hi 🙂 Copying your ham recipe for DH to use tomorrow, thanks!

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  11. Marla and Steve

    I love this recipe. It sounds so good! I love pumpkin pie spice and buy it when it’s seasonal at Trader Joe’s. Love it in yogurt and I’d already given thought to how I’d use the entire bottle but now I know that it will be perfect baked on ham!

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