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Whether it’s for the holidays or a backyard barbecue, this baked ham can easily feed a crowd. In this video, Nicole makes a tender, oven baked pulled ham with a sweet and spicy barbecue sauce. The bulk of this ham’s flavor comes from the seasoned brown sugar rub and a barbecue sauce-apricot preserve mixture. After cooking low and slow in the oven, the smokey ham is easy to shred and perfect for a pulled pork sandwich.
Whether it’s for the holidays or a backyard barbecue, this baked ham can easily feed a crowd. In this video, Nicole makes a tender, oven baked pulled ham with a sweet and spicy barbecue sauce. The bulk of this ham’s flavor comes from the seasoned brown sugar rub and a barbecue sauce-apricot preserve mixture. After cooking low and slow in the oven, the smokey ham is easy to shred and perfect for a pulled pork sandwich.
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