Mustard and Jelly Glazed Ham

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This easy glazed ham is baked with a sweet and tangy mix of jelly, mustard, and 7Up for a tender, flavorful centerpiece perfect for Thanksgiving or any holiday dinner. Simple ingredients, minimal prep, and deliciously caramelized results every time.

By: Cyn Gagen (via Creativecynchronicity)
Original Publish: Oct 11, 2011
Last Updated: Mar 3, 2026
Prep: 5 mins
Cook: 145 mins
Yields: 14

Nutrition Facts

666 kcalCalories
56 gProtein
9 gCarbs
43 gFat
Finished Mustard and Jelly Glazed Ham

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Instructions

  1. I began by placing the ham in a roasting pan and poured about a cup and a half of 7Up over it.  In the past, I’ve used ginger ale or Pepsi/Coke or even Dr. Pepper – all with great results.

  2. I put the ham in the oven (covered with foil) for an hour at 325 degrees F.  (I was using the basis of about 18 minutes per pound of cooking time.)

  3. After that hour, I basted the ham with a bit of the 7UP juices that had formed in the pan to moisten it.

  4. Then, I took a small jar (about 4 oz.) of pear-cranberry ice wine jelly (apricot jam or jelly or apple or grape jelly are all good on ham too) and mixed it with about a tablespoon of brown sugar and a teaspoon and a half of mustard (you could use Dijon or dry mustard instead).

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Chef's Notes

Note: Orange slices are lovely in place of the pineapple but they burn easily. If you want to use them, I would add them just before serving. 

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