Orange Stuffed Spiral Sliced Ham with a honey orange glaze makes a simple but elegant meal perfect for the holidays.

Orange Stuffed Spiral Sliced Ham is a delicious way to dress up a boring pre-sliced ham to make a spectacular holiday meal.

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I had plans to make Mary Berry's Clementine Glazed Ham for Easter, but I accidentally bought a spiral sliced ham without noticing. I am not a fan of pre-sliced ham because while those thin slices make for great sandwiches, they aren't the best for other types of leftovers that we enjoy.

But, I had the ham and wasn't about to return it. So, I had to do a mad scramble to figure out an alternative for our holiday meal.

Then, I stumbled on the idea of "stuffing" the ham with fruit and herbs. The result was delicious.

Stuffed Spiral Sliced Ham Variations

Here are a few suggestions for different ways you can prepare a spiral sliced ham:

Orange and Thyme Ham - this is what I made. You could swap the orange for other citrus (such as tangerines, blood oranges, etc.) and maybe rosemary or another herb instead of thyme.

Apple Pear Ham - slice up some apples and pears, toss them with ground cinnamon and some nutmeg, glaze with a blend of honey and whole grain mustard.

Pineapple Stuffed Ham - use sliced canned pineapple (NOT fresh), glaze with pineapple juice mixed with brown sugar.

Orange Stuffed Spiral Sliced Ham

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Ingredients

8-10 pound spiral sliced ham
3 oranges
6-8 sprigs fresh herbs (rosemary, thyme, tarragon, etc.)
½ cup honey

Instructions

Lower rack in oven to bottom third, preheat to 325°F. Line a roasting pan with foil.
Slice oranges in half. Juice two halves and combine with honey. Set aside.
Thinly slice remaining oranges. Cut fresh herb sprigs in a few large pieces each.
Place orange slices and herbs in between slices of the ham on all sides. Place flat side down in the roasting pan. Cover with foil.
Bake for 2 hours, remove foil and brush orange juice and honey combination over the ham.
Continue baking until internal temperature of ham reaches 140°F, about 30-45 minutes.
Move ham to a serving platter using two large spatulas.