[sheana]

Yesterday hubby cooked the last of our half ham I bought for Easter. Threw it in a pot with some white beans. Ham and Muthas! With some cornbread....yum.

[TontoKowalski]

Laughing at your ham. I last-minute decided I wanted ham for Easter rather than a roast which was the plan. My wife agreed, so we went to the local grocery on Saturday to get one of those little hams. I guess they overstocked on the big hams, because they were marked half price. Wife was way excited!

I had all the ham I could eat for Easter, and ham for breakfast a couple of times, and the bone and scraps have come in split pea soup, and some has been used in fried rice, and I have absolutely no idea how much is divided in meal portions and waiting in the freezer.

That girl simply does not waste food.

[MNDude]

“Yesterday hubby cooked the last of our half ham I bought for Easter. Threw it in a pot with some white beans. Ham and Muthas! With some cornbread....yum.”

I have unpleasant memories of eating turkey sandwiches for weeks after thanksgiving for my school lunch and ham sandwiches weeks after Easter. My mom wasn’t a creative cold lunch builder but she was definitely someone who could feed us for under $4 a day.