It was a very pleasant surprise to receive these King Sue Ham goodies. I’m not much of a cook though at times I’ll have bursts of inspiration and then they fizzle until the next bout comes along. However, lately, I’ve taken an interest in cooking. Nothing complex just easy ham recipes I can make for the kids and I.
Just ask the kids, and you’ll see their uncertainty and yes, just a bit of dread. I was happy to be able to show them though with a few dishes I made that yes, I can cook food good enough for consumption.
King Sue Ham, originates from the use of the words “King” the family surname and implies royalty and enormity while “Sue” means small in Fookien. A bit of a contradiction there but it’s meant to mean from small beginnings to big dreams.
King Sue Ham is best known for their Bone in Chinese Ham. Their product line though has expanded to include all sorts of meat some of which I’ll share here and what I was able to create with them.
EASY HAM RECIPES WITH KING SUE HAM
They have a wide range of hams and my family and I got to enjoy their Hawaiian, Pina Style, Chinese and Sweet Ham. There ham is ready to eat and for most of the time, I and especially the kids enjoyed making ham sandwiches with just Jolly Mayo. It’s already tasting and filling on its own.
Pizza Bread
For this recipe, I used Sweet Ham, but the next few times I made them I also used Hawaiian and Chinese Ham.
It’s a pretty simple recipe, and for someone who doesn’t cook all that much that’s saying a lot!
Ingredients:
10 slices of bread
Sweet Style spaghetti sauce
5 slices ham (cut into 2 pieces)
10 sticks cheese
2 eggs beaten
1 1/2 cups breadcrumbs
Procedure:
1. Flatten the slices of bread
2. Spread Sweet Style spaghetti sauce on top of each slice then the ham and the cheese
3. Carefully roll and dip in beaten eggs
4. Coat with breadcrumbs and set aside
5. Deep fry until golden brown
6. Drain on paper towels
You can slice these into smaller pieces but I prefer them as they are.
Macaroni and Cheese with Bacon
Ingredients:
1 cup Elbow Macaroni
3 slices bacon
1/4 cup canned sliced mushrooms
1/4 cup butter
1/4 cup fresh milk
1/4 cup grated cheese
Cheez Whiz or similar
Procedure:
1. Cook elbow macaroni as instructed
2. Fry bacon until crunchy then cut into small pieces, set aside
3. Melt butter in a pot and add the milk
4. Add Chiz Whiz and grated cheese, let simmer
5. Add macaroni and mix with cheese mixture
6. Top with bacon
Macaroni and Cheese is my go-to meal when I want it yummy and easy. Sometimes, I add ham to the mix and it makes for a more savory dish.
For super quick meals, you can just fry these and make them a meal in itself.
One night we had tocino and chicken sausages and the kids loved it!
These Hungarian Sausages can also be used in your Macaroni and Cheese.
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Wow. Siguradong mag-eenjoy ang mga kids sa recipes mo sis. Never ko pa na-try bumili ng King Sue Ham. I’ll check that soon. Thank you for sharing.
King Sue is really value for money, that’s why we buy them and give them as gifts during Christmas. 🙂
Hi Louisa!
We love King Sue’s Sweet Ham and their Bacon. They taste so good and yet so affordable.
Your King Sue-inspired dishes looked yummy. Will try them soon 🙂
I love their Hawaiian Ham! Will try the Pizza Rolls because my son loves anything crunchy. Thanks for sharing!
We LOVE King Sue! I wouldn’t mind receiving this many King Sue goodies too. 🙂 Your recipes also look yummy. Hope I can try them at home too.
Looks yummy. I miss eating meat! I would definitely recommend this to my non vegan friends
Nice! I love the rolled up pizza bread. My daughter is a picky eater and this looks like something worth trying. Thanks for sharing!
so, it’s called pizza bread. my sister in law used to make those and i loved it. thank u for posting the recipe sis. hmm haven’t tried that brand though.. ill take note of that.
I love King Sue products! When it comes to my pizza talaga, I only use their ham and pepperoni. 🙂
The pizza bread looks easy enough. I am sure this would be a hit merienda with my boys.
I also get King Sue from the grocery chillers. I can get creative with baon ideas, all I want with their products. Thanks for sharing yours, mommy Louisa.
Wow the recipes look really easy to do!
I love the pizza bread. I remember our old yaya used to do this for our merienda 🙂