yes anything smoked is already cooked
The recommended temperature for reheating pre-cooked ham is 325F (160C).
Yes, you can safely freeze ham after it has been cooked. After thawing the same frozen cooked ham, it is unsafe to freeze it again.
Smoked hams are typically placed in a smokehouse to be cooked for several hours at a time. In some cases, smoked hams may be smoked for days. Unsmoked ham does not go through this process.
Yes, smoked ham can be cooked (roasted or boiled) with the skin on.
It is not necessary to cook a pre-cooked ham. A pre-cooked ham is good at room temperature, so you can leave it set out for an hour before serving. However, if you do decide to heat up your pre-cooked ham, just make sure you wrap it in tin foil, and watch it closely because you don't want your ham to dry out.
Bavarian ham is formed from selected cuts of pork leg,cooked and smoked over beechwood chips...
Smoked hams are not really "cooked". They are smoked. The temps are low, and the time is long. There is a company in KY that smokes their hams for 10 mos., and they are the most expensive ever. I have kept a smoked ham in my refrigerator for 6 mos. with no problem. Leftovers from Easter. Up to you to try.
Smoked hams are not really "cooked". They are smoked. The temps are low, and the time is long. There is a company in KY that smokes their hams for 10 mos., and they are the most expensive ever. I have kept a smoked ham in my refrigerator for 6 mos. with no problem. Leftovers from Easter. Up to you to try.
smoked ham shouldn't be cooked in the microwave at all. Unless from one of the microwavable dinner boxes. But in any case it wouold depend on the strength of your microwave
For pre-cooked ham, you need an internal temperature of 140 degrees F. For a non pre-cooked ham, you should cook it until the internal temperature reaches 160 degrees F.
The recommended internal temperature for pre-cooked ham is 140F (60C) to ensure it is safely heated before serving.
No, If you purchase ham directly from the bucher it would of course not be precooked. If you purchase it from a store then it would be pre-cooked. Seems the reasonable explaination for this is the risk of pork related deseases that people could hold the market responsible for if they contracted them from a raw ham purchased at their store.