My love affair with Ham continues...
Pan Seared Ham Steaks with Pineapple Rings and Sweet Potatoes
A while ago I confessed my love for Ham and my sheer joy at discovering that my kids liked it too (see post here: Grilled Ham Steaks). The short version of that story was that I never used to make ham because my husband is not a fan. However, now that I know how much my kids like it, I'm looking for different ways to serve ham (other than on a Hawaiian pizza!).
Last night was a busy and muggy evening, not one I particularly wanted to spend outside over a grill. So I did a quick review on different ways to prepare ham and settled on Pan Searing it. Pan Searing is as easy and straight-forward as it sounds: you butter/oil a pan and lay the ham in the pan, flipping it after a few minutes to be sure to evenly cook it through. I decided to add Pineapple to the pan to add flavor to both the ham and the pineapple.
Last night was a busy and muggy evening, not one I particularly wanted to spend outside over a grill. So I did a quick review on different ways to prepare ham and settled on Pan Searing it. Pan Searing is as easy and straight-forward as it sounds: you butter/oil a pan and lay the ham in the pan, flipping it after a few minutes to be sure to evenly cook it through. I decided to add Pineapple to the pan to add flavor to both the ham and the pineapple.
While the ham was searing, I prepared the Sweet potatoes.
I cubed up 4 sweet potatoes, and coated them in a mixture of olive oil (2 Tbsps), Cinnamon (1 Tbsp), a few tablespoons of Honey, and a dash of salt.
I then spread those out on a pan lined with aluminum foil and roasted them at 400 degrees for 30 minutes. I steamed up a few handfuls of green beans and was pretty proud of the colorful (and delicious) meal I had ready to serve within 40 minutes.
**Sidenote: I'd' never made Sweet Potatoes this way, but I will definitely be making them again! They were like candy and paired really nicely with the pineapple.Here's a peek at what's on our week's meal plan:
Monday: Chicken Feta Spinach brats with Fettuccine
Tuesday: Ham Steaks with Pineapple rings, and Sweet Potatoes
Wednesday: Chicken Cordon Bleu and roasted broccoli
Thursday: Spaghetti and meatballs, salad, and honeydew melon cubes
Friday: Burgers and Chips
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