When a special occasion arises, there's nothing quite as show-stopping as a big, glazed ham. Not only will it feed a crowd, but it also makes delicious leftover ham sandwiches in the days that follow. So, whether you're planning a Thanksgiving feast, Easter brunch, or Christmas dinner, look no further than your favorite ham recipe. But wait! Ham can't be the only item of food on your holiday menuâyou'll need some tasty side dishes to accompany your big, beautiful ham. Luckily, we've rounded up plenty of optionsâfrom vegetable side dishes to casserole recipesâall of which pair perfectly with ham.
Crispy bacon and a slow cooked tomato sauce make this veggie side unbelievably flavorful. It can be made with either fresh or frozen green beans so it really is a year-round dish.
Brussels sprouts in a skillet will be your favorite new side dish for fall and winter. They're a little bit sweet from the maple syrup and dried cranberries and a little bit smoky from the bacon.
You can't go wrong with creamy potatoes! This recipe just makes it even easier to achieve. It's basically a set-it-and-forget-it version of scalloped potatoes.
Here's a fun way to switch up your cranberry sauce: add some spice! This recipe uses chopped pickled chiles and fresh Fresno chile pepper to give it some heat.
It might typically be known as a side dish for turkey, but stuffing is also the perfect side for ham. And since this one is made in a Crock-Pot, it can be made without much effort.
This quick and easy side dish will be on the table in 15 minutes flat. The end result is smoky and tender, with a pop of brightness from fresh lemon juice.
This casserole recipe combines healthy ingredients like kale and squash with tasty mix-ins like bacon and cheese. It's a great way to get your family to eat their veggies.
Herby ranch seasoning is the best way to brighten up a simple crispy potato side dish. But we also take it one step further by serving it with buttermilk ranch dressing.
Just because they're called steak fries doesn't mean you can't serve them up with ham. The salty-sweet glazed ham will pair perfectly with the garlicky parmesan fries.
When fresh asparagus is in season, this simple preparation is the way to go! It's got plenty of bright lemon flavor, chopped garlic, and a sprinkle of grated parmesan cheese.
What sets these potatoes apart from other roasted potatoes? They happen to be cooked in a mixture of lemon juice, chicken broth, and fresh oregano so they're loaded with flavor.