This was a very tasty ham. I followed the idea given of using a crock pot which worked quite nicely. I didn't use the liquid smoke flavoring since my family doesn't care for it all that much. I will definitely be using this recipe again.

Gielarowski family loved this recipe at Easter time.

Very good! Simple and leftovers were great the next day for sandwiches.

Followed this recipe exactly....it's the best ham glaze we've ever had. Will be using again and again.

The BEST!

I cooked the Ham in the oven for 8 hours at 160 degrees. It was amazing... but very rich... we ate teh left overs, but took awhile cause it was hard to get past how rich it was... but once again we were pleasently surprised by the left overs. and I also did not use the Liquid Smoke nor the worchishire sauce

Very good,although not quite what I was expecting. I have quite a bit of drippings and bones to use for other recipes. The kids prefer a precooked ham simply sliced and pan-fried.

This is now my very favorite ham recipe. Very, very tender - moist with just a hint of sweetness. Thanks for sharing this!

This was really good. Seeing as my husband usually smokes the ham in a smoker I was skeptical it wasn't going to be close, I was worried that it might be dry but it wasn't. I used a smoked ham- from the butcher- not precooked. It was soooo tender that to get the bone all I had to do was grab it with my tongs and it fell right off. I didn't use the ground cloves, I used whole ones and stuck them in before I put it in the oven. I made the glaze and the left overs for gravy. I have never had baked ham this tender and juicy. It was about a 7 pounder and I cooked it for about 7 hours total add doing the whole glazing bit around the 6th hour. Fantastic. I would still prefer to have it smoked but all in all a really good recipe if you want to imitate what smoking can do. :)

We made this for Easter Sunday dinner. We didn't have any leftovers! It was so juicy & tender. My husband said he'd never tasted ham this good before! I even forgot the liquid smoke & it was still wonderful.

I used this recipe just for the glaze. It has to be the best ham glaze I have ever used. I used a boneless ham and scored it and placed the cloves. I then basted every 15 min. with the glaze. My family used this recipe at Easter after I told them about it and everyone loved it.

Wow, this is a wonderful alternative to the traditional smoked ham...it was fantastic, my entire family love it...even my father who is a chef! I also added some ham stock for additional flavor.

This was my first time cooking a ham so I had no clue what I was doing. For those of you in the same situation my advice would be not to cook a pre-cooked, spiral cut ham for 8 hours. Most of my ham was so dried up it was like pork jerky. The only thing that saved some of the pieces was that I left some submerged in the juices left in the pan. Those pieces were unbelievably delicious. I will definitely make this ham again but not cook it as long. Lesson learned :)

Made this for my Easter ham this year and I know I'll be keeping the recipe to use every year. Delicious! We couldn't stop eating it. The only down side was burning my fingers while trying to debone the ham. I ended up using two forks and that worked great, but I still burned myself trying to pick the fat out. All in all, a few burned fingertips were worth it. I can't wait to have the leftovers tonight. Like other reviewers, I used a fully cooked ham, and it was still delicious. I was worried that it would dry out, but it was very moist. Great recipe!

I made this for Easter dinner and it was fantastic. I would say the best ham I ever made. I followed the directions and the ham was juicy and very tasty. Thank you for a new family tradition.

I used this recipe for our Easter ham yesterday and it was delicious! I cooked a 9.5 lb ham in the slowcooker. I think the slowcooker is a better idea because it seems to keep more of the moisture in and you can keep an eye on it more easily. I cooked it on high for 3 hours and then 4 hours on low. It was "melt in your mouth" delicious!

This was AWESOME! I will always prepare my ham this way!

I used a fully cooked half ham for this recipe and thought it was pretty good. I warmed it in the oven covered with foil and 1" water in pan. Then with the water "drippings" I made the sauce. I sliced the ham, poured the sauce over and cooked for another 45 minutes. Not as good as others have said with the longer roasting time on a bone-in ham that makes it so tender.

Great! I fixed it for Easter, it was delicious! Everyone loved it and couldn't quit eating it. I did mine in the crop pot over night and in the morning drained off water, kept the one cup as instructed and mixed with other ingredients and poured back over ham and kept on low for another 2 hours. Will fix again and again!

The glaze flavor was good. I used a pre-cooked ham in a slow cooker as some others had tried and mine turned out really dry.