Serves 4
Ingredients
4 Gammon Steaks
275ml Somerset Cider
1 tablespoon honey
1 dessertspoon Colman's English Mustard powder
2-3 slices fresh pineapple, about 1cm thick, cubed
Instructions
- Cut incisions into the gammon steaks around the fat side, about 5cm apart, then place them in a fairly deep baking tray.
- Pour over most of the cider, drizzle with the honey, then evenly coat the gammon steaks with the mustard by placing the powder in a sieve and gently tapping the sides.
- Place the tray under a very hot grill and cook until everything is sizzling (about 10 minutes)
- Remove the steaks from the tray and keep them warm on plates.
- Place the tray back on a high heat, and whisk together a little more cider with the cubed pineapple. Once mixed pour over the gammon and serve with potatos.

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