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We show you how to cook the best honey roast gammon joint.

We give you the cooking time per kg for how long to boil gammon in a pan and the instant pot/pressure cooker gammon method.

Honey Roast ham joint on a wooden board with three slices cut from it with a honey stick coated in honey and a dollop of mustard on the sides

A simple honey and mustard glaze is poured over the boiled ham before being oven-roasted giving a delightful sticky, sweet taste.

Most popular at Christmas, but we love it all year round for a delicious Sunday roast dinner with all the trimmings, use up leftover slices of ham for lunch!

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  • How to cook a honey roast gammon joint?
  • Should I boil or roast a Gammon Joint?
  • How to boil gammon?
  • Removing skin from Gammon?
  • Gammon Serving Suggestions
  • 📖 Step by Step Recipe
  • More Roast Dinner Recipes
  • 💬 Readers Comments

How to cook a honey roast gammon joint?

Check out the slideshow below for easy to follow step by steps to creating this simple roast gammon dinner.

The recipe card instructions tell you how to long to boil and roast a 2kg gammon joint. But we have also given the cooking times for per kg for all gammon joint sizes.

Jump to Recipe for the best way to cook gammon joint.

Should I boil or roast a Gammon Joint?

You can boil or roast a gammon joint, we find combining the two methods, is best resulting in moist meat from boiling. With a delicious sticky roasted honey glaze coating from oven roasting

Boiling a Gammon Joint is quicker than roasting alone and gives moister Gammon slices.

Honey Roast Gammon slices on a wooden chopping board

However, to give the glaze the best finish, it needs a little time to roast in the oven.

Gammon boiled in a pan or a pressure cooker then coated in a delicious sticky glaze to finish off in the oven.

How to boil gammon?

When boiling gammon you need to cover it with water, you can add herbs, peppercorns, onion or vegetables can also be added to the boiling step if desired.

We love the taste of the ham as it is and to add flavour from the glaze instead! So we keep it simple with just a couple of bay leaves.

A gammon joint cooking in a silver pot of boiling water

Make sure to submerge the gammon joint to cover over the top with water, if you lose water during cooking add more.

Also, it should be noted that although it's called boiled ham or gammon, it should not be boiled for the whole duration; simply bring it to the boil then lower it to a simmer.

How long to boil gammon joint per kg?

See below for a gammon joint cooking time calculator chart for how long to boil gammon joints of different sizes on the hob or using an instant pot, pressure cooker.

Gammon joint size How long to boil How long to pressure cook
1 kg (2.2lb) 45 minutes 25 minutes
2 kg (4.4lb) 1 hours 30 minutes 50 minutes
3 kg (6.6lb) 2 hour 15 minutes 1 hours 15 minutes
4 kg (8.8lb) 3 hours 1 hours 40 minutes
5 kg (11lb) 3 hours 45 minutes 2 hours 5 minutes
Choose boil or pressure cook method - then oven roast the Gammon joint for final 30 minutes

So now you know how long to boil gammon, no matter the joint size. Time to turn this simple boiled ham into a honey glazed roast gammon

The roasting time for boiled gammon is 30 minutes, this cooking time is the same for all boiled gammon joint sizes.

The gammon is cooked already you are just roasting the fat layer and adding a delicious glaze.

Pressure Cooker Gammon Method

To speed things up, you can use an instant pot or pressure cooker to cook the gammon Joint. No checking in on it, leave it for the allotted time.

If you haven't got a Pressure Cooker, I highly recommend the Pressure King Pro, we have had ours for 3 years now and use it every week!

You will see below in the recipe card both instructions for how to pressure cook gammon using a pressure king pro or instant pot, or how to pan boil the gammon!

Gammon joint in a pressure cooker pot with a bay leaf on top

Removing skin from Gammon?

After the gammon has boiled, it is best to remove the thick skin, leaving the fat layer intact.

The gammon fat will be super soft and ready for scouring in a diamond pattern; we then added cloves for extra flavour!

In all honesty, we went a bit OTT with cloves here but wanted it to look even and well covered for the photo! You can use half the amount we used!

Honey and mustard glaze

A simple glaze for roast gammon is this honey and mustard glaze, it is easy to make with equal amounts of runny clear honey and English mustard.

You could try out our Sticky Beer and Honey Glaze instead for another option.

Pour your chosen glaze over the top of the gammon joint, making sure to save some to add again halfway through roasting.

I also highly recommend adding a layer of foil under the gammon joint as the honey is hard to clean off the baking tray!

Pouring honey and mustard glaze over the top of the gammon joint on a baking tray lined with tin foil

How long to cook glazed gammon in oven?

Oven roast glazed gammon in a preheated oven at 180°c fan / 200°c / 400°f for 30 minutes; halfway through add more glaze to the top.

When finished remove from oven and cover loosely with foil, allow to rest for 10 minutes before carving.

Cutting slices of the honey roast gammon joint on a wooden chopping board with a silver knife and a meat fork holding the joint in place

You have got to agree that it is quite a masterpiece roast dinner to bring to the Christmas dinner table!

Glazed gammon roast joint with crispy roast potatoes and vegetables served on a white plate on a tartan table cloth

There is enough to serve 8 people with a 2kg gammon joint.

Gammon Serving Suggestions

A roast gammon is obviously great served for a traditional Sunday roast dinner served with Roast Potatoes and Roasted Parsnips and Yorkshire Puddings as seen below.

A sunday roast dinner served a white plate which consist of two slices of honey roast gammon, roast potatoes, peas, carrots , roasted parsnips, flawless Yorkshire puddings and apple sauce

Honey roast gammon is also great served with any of the below.

  • Gammon, Egg and Chips
  • Cold meats platter
  • Sandwich
  • Gammon, Mash & Cabbage
  • Gammon Salad

Or chop gammon into cubes for adding to

  • Rice
  • Pasta
  • Quiche
  • Omelette
Slices of honey and mustard glazed honey roast ham on a wooden chopping board with a honey stick coated in honey and a dollop of mustard on the side

📖 Step by Step Recipe

Honey Roast ham joint coated in a honey and mustard glaze on a wooden board with three slices cut from it with a honey stick coated in honey and a dollop of mustard on the sides

Honey Roast Gammon Joint

We show you how to cook the best honey roast gammon joint. We give you the cooking time per kg for how long to boil gammon in a pan, as well as the instant pot/pressure cooker gammon method.

A simple honey and mustard glaze is poured over the boiled ham before being oven-roasted giving a delightful sticky, sweet taste.

Most popular at Christmas, but we love it all year round for a delicious Sunday Roast dinner and leftover slices of ham are perfect for lunch!

Instructions shown for 2kg gammon joint recipe, cooking times for other sizes can be seen in the notes section

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Prep Time 15 mins

Cook Time 1 hr 30 mins

Oven Cook 30 mins

Total Time 2 hrs 15 mins

Course Dinner

Cuisine American, British

Servings 8 People

Calories 347 kcal

  • 2 kg (4 ½ lb) unsmoked Gammon/Ham Joint
  • 500 ml (2 cup) Water
  • 2 Bay Leaves
  • cloves

Honey & Mustard Glaze

  • 4 tablespoon Honey
  • 4 tablespoon English Mustard
  • Soak the gammon joint for a few hours in cold water, we normally do it overnight, or if you don't have time, rinse under cold water a few times to wash away excess saltiness.

    Water being poured on top of a gammon joint in a silver pot

Pan Boiled Gammon

  • Place in a deep pan, fat side up, fill pan with enough water to cover the gammon joint.

    Add bay leaves and bring to the boil. Turn heat down to a simmer and leave to cook uncovered for 1 ½ hours. Top up with more water if gammon is sticking out of the water?

    A gammon joint cooking in a silver pot of boiling water

  • Mix together the glaze ingredients of honey and mustard.

    English mustard being poured into a clear glass measuring jug

  • After 1 ½ hours, remove from pan and allow to rest, for 10 minutes. Remove netting from the boiled gammon joint.

    Cutting the netting on a ham joint with a silver knife

  • Remove the skin/rind away from the gammon leaving a juicy layer of fat

    Cutting the skin of the gammon joint with a silver knife

  • Score the fat layer of the gammon with a sharp knife into diamonds

    Scoring criss cross pattern on the fat of the ham joint with a silver knife

  • Push cloves into the corners of each diamond

    Pushing cloves into the fat of the gammon joint with fingers

  • Cover a baking tray with foil, before adding gammon joint on top.

    Pour most of the honey and mustard glaze over the top save a little to reglaze halfway through oven cooking

    Pouring honey and mustard glaze over the top of the gammon joint on a baking tray lined with tin foil

  • Place in preheated oven at 180°c fan / 200°c / 400°f for 15 minutes.

    Glazed ham joint on a baking tray lined with tin foil being placed into the oven by hands

  • Reglaze by brushing over remaining honey and mustard glaze.

    Re glazing the top of the ham joint with a black rubber brush

  • Cook for a final 15 minutes keep an eye on it and remove sooner if the honey glaze begins burning. Cover with loosely with foil and allow to rest for 10 minutes before carving

    Honey Roast Gammon on a wooden board with a coated honey stick and a dollop of English mustard on the side

  • Carve slices of gammon to your desired thickness.

    Cutting slices of the honey roast gammon joint on a wooden chopping board with a silver knife and a meat fork holding the joint in place

  • Serve with your choice of sides.

    A sunday roast dinner served a white plate which consist of two slices of honey roast gammon, roast potatoes, peas, carrots , roasted parsnips, flawless Yorkshire puddings and apple sauce

Pressure cooker method boiled ham

  • Drain the water and place the gammon fat side facing up in the pressure cooker pot

    Add the Bay leaves and pour 500 ml of water over top, it will not cover the gammon that is fine.

    water added to boneless gammon joint in a pressure cooker

  • Close the lid, pressure valve turned to the closed position.

    Place the pressure cooker on meat setting for 50 minutes.

    pressure cooker Pressure King Pro on Meat setting 50 minutes

  • Once the Pressure cooker is finished, allow 10 min natural release.

    Carefully remove the meat from Pressure cooker.

    Follow from step 3 above, to oven roast the pressure cooked gammon

    Gammon joint in a pressure cooker pot with a bay leaf on top

If you have a different size joint adjust cooking time accordingly......

Pan Method

Bring to boil, then simmer for 45 min Per Kg / 20min per lb

The following joint sizes on the hob, simmer for time indicated below, and 30 min in oven to crisp off.

  • 1kg - 45 min
  • 2kg - 1hr 30 min
  • 3kg - 2hr 15 min
  • 4kg - 3hr
  • 5kg - 3hr 45min

Time in oven to brown glaze off is always about 30 minutes regardless of the size of joint.

Pressure Cooker Method-

Pressure cook for 25 min Per Kg / 11 min per lb. Allow 10-minute natural release on all joint size.

The following joint sizes in pressure cooker take time indicated below, plus 10 min natural release and 30 min in oven to crisp off.

  • 1kg - 25 min
  • 2kg - 50 min
  • 3kg - 1hr 15 min
  • 4kg - 1hr 40 min
  • 5kg - 2hr 5min

Calories: 347 kcal Carbohydrates: 4 g Protein: 55 g Fat: 12 g Saturated Fat: 4 g Cholesterol: 157 mg Sodium: 4498 mg Potassium: 943 mg Sugar: 1 g Calcium: 36 mg Iron: 5 mg

Keyword boiled gammon, Christmas dinner, Christmas Dinner Alternative, Gammon joint, honey and mustard, Honey Roast Gammon, pressure cooker gammon, Roast Gammon, Thanksgiving Dinner

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This post was originally published on 10/12/2019 and has been modified on 08/06/2021 with updated pictures, a new video.

Plus simplified roast gammon cooking time calculator with times per kg. How to make honey roast gammon joint with a simple honey and mustard glaze.

Frequently Asked Questions?

Does gammon need to be soaked?

Most store bought gammon joints in the UK are ok to use straight away, I normally soak for a few hours to remove some of the saltiness. If buying from the butchers ask if it will need soaking first, it depends how they have cured it?Water being poured on top of a gammon joint in a silver pot

Do I cook gammon joint with netting on?

Yes, keep netting on when boiling to keep it together, and remove before removing skin to roast.Cutting the netting on a ham joint with a silver knife

Should gammon skin be removed?

The tough gammon skin should be removed, leaving behind a layer of fat which soaks up the glaze and becomes crispy when oven baked. Cutting the skin of the gammon joint with a silver knife

Always makes an appearance at our Christmas table! A firm family favourite. Also great for boxing day when we like to pig out on cold meats and cheeses!

Pin image of our Honey Roast gammon on a wooden board with three slices cut from it with a honey stick coated in honey and a dollop of mustard on the sides

More Roast Dinner Recipes

We have loads of roast dinners to inspire your next Sunday roast, from cheap joints of beef topside or slow roast silverside.

To more luxury prime rib roast beef. Delicious slow roast leg of lamb or lamb shoulder.

If you like pork, try our roasted pork belly another affordable roasting joint.

Hope you enjoyed this honey gammon roast joint recipe and found it easy to follow? Please spare some time to leave us a comment/review below.

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