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I thought I was supposed to bring the turkey to the church potluck this
weekend, but I've been asked to bring a ham instead. I've cooked hams before, but never paid any attention to how much they serve. I bought an 10.6 pound "ham with water added" bone-in ham shank today at Aldi. It was the largest half-ham in the case. That ought to serve 30-something people if it's not the only meat, right? Or should I go back and get one of the smaller butts too? -Bob |
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