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20 to 30
.Medium
Published 1986
One of the specialties de Savannah is a country ham soaked in blackstrap molasses, tea, and beer, then braised and glazed with mustard, ketchup, and brown sugar. “Good? Well, you’d be surprised,” writes Harriet Colquitt, who assembled these recipes for the Colonial Dames House, formerly home of the founder of the American Girl Scouts, Juliette Low. As a former Girl Scout, I was willing to try Harriet’s ham, since the packer’s directions on most commercial country hams leave the thing too sa