WHOLE SMOKED CITY HAM
This smoked unsliced City Ham brings together a moist & tender ham. Naturally Hickory Smoked to a golden brown for a ham everyone will enjoy. We select only the best fresh hams, and trim to make it table ready. Complimentary packet of our homemade Honey Glaze is included.
Item
H2013 H2015 H2017
Ham Weight 13 - 15 lbs. 15 - 17 lbs. 17 - 19 lbs.
Delivered $94.00 99.95
110.00 NO HIDDEN CHARGES
All prices include normal delivery in the Contiguous U.S. 48 States.
WOOD STOVE ROASTED CITY HAM
These hams are slow roasted in their most true state with all the skin, fat and bone intact, just like our ancestors did in bygone years. The natural fat cover leaves all the juices in and enhances the flavor of the ham, making it moist and tender. Restore a lost tradition to your dinner table. You will notice a bit more exterior fat when you serve your ham and this is normal. The extra flavor and a bit of trimming are well worth it. Complimentary packet of our homemade Honey Glaze is included.
H1310 H1219
Skin-On Spiral Sliced Item
Wood Stove Roasted City Ham Contains
9 - 10 1/2 lbs. Half Ham Serves 15 - 20
18 - 20 lbs. Whole Ham Serves 30 - 35
Skin-On Unsliced H1610
H1519
Wood Stove Roasted City Ham 9 - 10 1/2 lbs. Half Ham
Serves 15 - 20
18 - 20 lbs. Whole Ham Serves 30 - 35
Delivered $72.50
$110.00
$69.95 $105.00 Easily serves 40 Guests. WOOD STOVE ROASTED COMBO
One huge combo filled with old fashion flavor. Wood Stove Roasted Ham is moist, tender and sweet because it’s cooked “skin on” the old school way. A bit more trimming is required before serving, but loads of flavor. Honey Roasted Turkey is slow cooked to a golden brown for the perfect table-ready turkey without the hassle.
• One Honey Roasted Turkey (10 - 12 lbs.) • One Wood Stove Roasted City Ham (Unsliced 18 - 20 lbs.) • Complimentary packet of our homemade Honey Glaze
Item K2060
Delivered $169.00
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