From healthy to something sinfully tasty is my brother Charles' ham. Charles is a lawyer by trade but I suspect he is secretly wishing to be Masterchef Australia. Here he is, sharing with my son his secret recipe.
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I love to see men cook!
great H post Ann!
He is the "H"ost today.
The oranges are so cute, what a great idea! That is the biggest ham I've ever seen, but how great watching the transformation, and now I really want some!! It looks sooooo good!
That's one huge ham! love those faces on the oranges.
I love eating oranges especially those that can be peeled easily. During the Chinese New Year celebrations I bought oranges by the box too, and would eat them daily!
I love home-cooked ham. It looks delicious.
Great idea to put happy faces on healthy food for the children!
The ham looks yummy! Good look to the chef-wannabe!
Best wishes,
Anna
Anna's H-word-abcWed
I am hungry now! lol!
denise
ABC Team
What a great idea to put happy faces on the oranges! Makes it a lot more fun to eat healthy.
The ham looked great as well. :)
Tsk... American mothers say, hey, eat your food, it's good for you, while European mothers say, hey, it's good! I prefer the European way. I'm not a big fan of oranges - too lazy to peel them - but I adore fresh squeezed oj. The ham looks delicious - good for your brother - and for your cute son for learning. My sweetie is the usual cook in our family, but that's because I adore his Chinese style cooking and he's not as fond of my European style (which has a lot of cheese, that he doesn't eat at all, like most Cantonese).
What an excellent idea to make littles faces out of oranges !
and what a ham !! I wonder for how many people it is !
Looks delicious
Bonjour sweet Ann,
First of all thanks so much for your answer in my blog today.You are always so kind.
I love the idea about healthy food.I used to work as a music and arts teacher in Brazil, many years ago, and I remember that once my students and I made drawings in orange peel, it was fun and the kids loved it!Thanks for this memories!
And you brother is very talented, I'm impressed by this HUGE ham, it looks delicious!Yummy! :)
Congrats for him!
Hugs
Léia
Cute faces on oranges...love it!
He's a good cook. The result is amazing...
Great take on the letter H. The oranges are fun and I enjoyed the sequence with your brother preparing the ham.
Fun oranges!! I, too, love to see men cook and your brother's ham looks SO delicious! Fun post for the H Day, Ann!
Sylvia
Teachers have to be SO creative! Great idea on the oranges...and, that ham looks simply scrumptious! Yum!
The cooked ham looks delicious. For the first pic, I thought you were early for HALLOWEEN!
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
Cute and healthy oranges are great and the ham looks delicious! We had some ham flavored with cloves (and pineapple) recently, but with just two of us, we bought a slice. Thanks for your comment on My World. I am not a member of any of the auto clubs, I just enjoy seeing and photographing them.
The oranges are funny and cute but that ham looks delicious.
To answer your question about the government, yes and no. Yes because I didn't want a Liberal gov, but no because I think it will be unworkable. The Independants shouls not have given their vote to either party - we should have gone back to the polls.
The oranges are so cool! :-)
Wow, Charles sure is skilful - the ham looks great.
That's a great idea with the oranges. When I was growing up, they were a rare treat, so it wasn't hard to get us to eat them. That ham looks delicious once it's cooked.
Love the orange idea. Wish I had thought of that when my kids were little.
Yes, the oranges are adorable and healthy...
But please give me a big hunk of that ham!!!!!!
This is a wonderful 'H' post, even if it is making me hungry. I love oranges and the ham looks absolutely delicious.
I watch a lot of food shows on TV and this looks like he really knows what he is doing!
Looks delicious!
it looks fun and yummy.
what a cute take.
Thanks for your visit and comment
RE: What do you call this style?
these are half-timbered houses, in germany (where they are) they call it "fachwerkhaus" in dutch "vakwerkhuizen" that is all I know.
Greetings, Bram
Ann, many of the lawyers have a second dream...the mine was to be photographer....hhahhahahahha
http://graceolsson.com/blog/2010/09/the-sky-of-my-vernissage/
Clever orange faces and a delicious looking ham - great post...
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