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How to Desalt Ham: 7 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 19, 2023
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Ham is a popular and delicious dish that many people enjoy. However, sometimes it can be too salty for one’s taste. If you’ve ever experienced this issue, don’t worry – desalting ham is easy and can vastly improve its flavor. In this article, we will discuss seven steps to desalting ham to help you enjoy it even more.

1. Soak in water: The simplest method to remove excess salt from ham is to soak it in water. Place the ham in a large bowl or pot and cover it with cold water. Allow it to soak for 8-10 hours, ideally in the refrigerator to maintain freshness. You can also change the water every 2-3 hours for better results.

2. Boil it: Another effective way to desalt ham is by boiling it briefly before cooking. Place the ham in a pot with enough water to cover it entirely and bring the water to a boil. Boil the ham for approximately 20 minutes, then drain and rinse it with cold water.

3. Cook with vegetables: Cooking your ham with vegetables like potatoes, carrots, or beans can help absorb some of the salt. This method not only reduces the saltiness of your dish but also adds more flavors and nutrients.

4. Use a foil wrap: Wrap your ham in aluminum foil before roasting. This technique helps seal in moisture and can draw out some excess salt during the cooking process.

5. Pair with sweetness: Pairing salty foods with sweet components can balance out the flavors in your dish while minimizing their impact on your palate. You can glaze your ham with ingredients like maple syrup, honey, or brown sugar before cooking to provide a counterpoint to the saltiness.

6. Dilute with liquids: When making soups or stews featuring ham, add extra unsalted broth or water to dilute the overall saltiness. Fresh or frozen vegetables can also help to balance the flavors, providing both taste and additional nutrients.

7. Rinse before serving: If your ham is still too salty after cooking, give it a quick rinse under cold water and pat it dry before serving. This process can help remove some surface salt, making the final dish more appealing to your taste buds.

In summary, desalting ham is an easy process that can improve the flavor of your ham dish. By following these seven steps, you can enjoy delicious and well-balanced meals without being overwhelmed by saltiness.

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