These hams are hand-prepared and slowly smoked with burning hickory chips in the same way as the Ozark Hickory Smoked Hams. What makes their peppered ham different is a special blend of brown sugar and black pepper that is hand-rubbed onto the surface to give it a sweeter and spicier flavor and a little extra zing!
Tonight I prepared a Petit Jean Peppered Ham for dinner to serve to some friends. Denver and I compared it to the peppered sirloin they serve at Texas Land and Cattle. It was so moist and they raved over it! I cooked it in the oven for a little over two hours, and then let it sit for 30 minutes before slicing it with my electric knife. It was so juicy, just look at the pictures!
We also made a few side dishes to go with our ham. I forgot to take a picture of the mashed potatoes, but they were from my Pioneer Woman cookbook since she makes the best mashed potatoes. We also had green bean casserole and deviled eggs. It was like a little mini Easter dinner, or as Denver called it a "Southern Sunday Dinner".
I am sure they also loved it that they got a bag of ham to take home because the ham was so big! This ham will feed your whole family and you will have plenty of leftovers on Easter. It will ship straight to your door in time for you to cook it for Easter dinner.
You must do the following in order to enter the contest for a free Petit Jean Peppered Ham (approximately $77 value):
- Be a follower or subscriber of my blog via email
- Leave me a comment of your family's favorite Easter tradition
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Disclaimer: Petit Jean Meats gave me the ham pictured above for sampling and one to give away to you. However, all opinions are my own and I proudly represent Petit Jean Meats as a Brand Ambassador.
















Your ham looks delicious. I usually serve ham or lamb:). Come on Spring!!! Can't wait to hear all about Blissdom.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was little, my mom made all the kids their own ceramic bunny for the Easter Bunny to leave treats in. Our family often goes camping Easter Weekend. I cook up some mean Petit Jean peppered bacon on a campstove. It drives other campers crazy with the smell.
ReplyDeleteI love Petit Jean meats. I've never tried the peppered ham though it looks delish! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI've never had a Petit Jean ham but would love to try one and the peppered one looks especially delicious! My favorite Easter tradition is the egg hunt - We used to love it as kids and now it's even more fun to watch our kids hunt the eggs.
ReplyDeleteI follow on GFC. I signed up for emails and my favorite Easter tradition is an easter egg hunt then an early dinner with ham and the fixings
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Easter tradition is going to Grandma's after church, eating, hiding Easter eggs, and then.....having an egg fight! I would love to win this ham!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Easter tradition is spending time with family! I remember lots of Easters spent at the Friendship Club Easter Egg Hunt with some of my favorite cousins! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteSigned up for your newsletter - yay! and Petit Jean. We always have a delicious ham dinner, Easter Egg Hunt and finish with homemade ice cream.
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ReplyDeleteWe love to have corn bran real fresh spring peas and ham with sweet potatoes on Easter
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ReplyDeleteOur favorite Easter tradition is decorating Easter eggs :)
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ReplyDeleteFor Easter, we decorate & hide eggs and then have a nice family dinner.
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My favorite family tradition is our egg hunt! All the kids, grandkids come over and we hid the eggs...so much fun watching them hunt for their eggs! We put each childs first initial on their eggs...so they have to find their own eggs. That way everyone gets the same number of eggs so everyone is happy and has so much fun!
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My family's favorite Easter tradition is dyeing eggs together.....my boys also know that every year the very center spot in the Easter basket will be taken by a 6 pack of Reeses Peanut Butter eggs...... thanks for this chance to win something delicious!
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ReplyDeleteOur tradition is to go to Church, take pictures, eat a huge sit down meal, and then let all the kids, cousin do an egg hunt. It's so nice to have all the family together even when it rains we still have a great time.
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ReplyDeleteWe always go to Church, then have a nice Ham dinner. My kids are too old for Easter egg hunts now, but my 3yo grandson will have lots of fun hunting for goodies with his Grandpa, Aunt and Uncle.
I am already a subscriber to Petit Jean
Thanks for the giveaway!