This creamy, flavorful spread spotlights diced ham, along with its supporting cast: mayo, mustard, and a touch of relish. Spread it on crackers or stuff it in sandwiches for an easy snack or meal idea that everyone is sure to love.
For fans of turkey tetrazzini, this ham-filled variation is a must-try! Every forkful of this baked spaghetti dish has diced ham, green peas, and parsley smothered in a creamy, cheesy sauce and topped with crunchy breadcrumbs.
Fresh green veggies like peas, asparagus, and broccoli are mixed with hearty ham and cheese-filled ravioli for a dish that's guaranteed to be a hit. Plus, it comes together in just 25 minutes!
Get a bite-sized taste of New Orleans! They're packed with layers of ham, mortadella, salami, green olive salad, and cream cheese. Assemble them in advance and come back when you're craving a snack.
While you can certainly make this for Easter morning, you can make it anytime you have ham leftovers. Inspired by the French croque monsieur, this casserole sandwiches thin slices of ham and cheese between baguette slices.
Even if you're not into salads, this twist is a must-try! Not only is it fun to eat, but it's packed with hearty ingredients, like ham, cheese, and hard-boiled eggs.
Upgrade your leftover ham sandwich with two easy swaps. First, use focaccia instead of sandwich bread. And second, make your own pesto mayo. It will be your new favorite condiment!
An airy croissant filled with smoky ham and melted cheese is always a good idea. Thanks to store-bought puff pastry, this leftover ham recipe requires just 20 minutes of prep work!
Ham and cheese—the quintessential flavor combination—makes the perfect filling for a homemade quiche. This leftover ham recipe calls for a clever time-saving hack: store-bought, refrigerated pie crust!
If you're looking for a quick, comforting weeknight dinner, you'll definitely want to put this ham casserole on your list. Just mix your leftover ham together with cheese, peas, and rice, and pop the medley into the oven!
This comforting soup comes together in just 35 minutes so it couldn't be easier for a weekday lunch or dinner. Just pop open a can of beans and use your leftover ham for quick and easy flavor.
You don't have to wait until New Year's Day to make this classic dish. Cube up your leftover ham instead of using a ham hock to flavor the black-eyed peas and rice.
Feeding quite a few overnight guests? Make this easy breakfast casserole ahead! You can load it up with anything you like, including leftover ham, veggies, and lots of cheese.
While this classic Southern recipe calls for smoked turkey, you can also use your ham bone to help flavor the greens. Adding cubes of ham meat to finish will add the right amount of salty goodness to the dish.
These flaky bites are swirled with slices of ham and three types of cheese: ranch cream cheese, sharp cheddar, and gruyère. They'll be a hit with both kids and adults, alike.
Diced ham, crunchy bell peppers, peas, cheddar cheese, and a creamy dressing come together to make this simple pasta salad an all-time crowd-pleaser.
Inspired by the classic children's book, this breakfast dish is packed with green veggies, eggs, and salty ham. It also has lots of fresh chopped herbs for flavor and color.
Ham and cheese sliders might seem like an obvious choice, but this recipe takes things one step further by adding a honey-jalapeño mayo for a sweet and spicy kick.
Ham and split pea soup are the perfect pairing. It's comforting, hearty, and one of the easiest one-pot meals you can make when you have leftover glazed ham laying around.
This is one of the Drummond family's favorite ways to use leftover ham! The creamy potatoes can accompany your favorite meat or be served as a main course with just a simple side salad.