
Traditionally this Baked Ham and Scalloped Potatoes recipe is mostly cooked on Boxing Day in Newfoundland and Labrador. But can be made any time of the year..
This is another recipe we grow up loving called Hash, Couldn’ts or leftover dinner.
Traditional Newfoundland Couldn’ts

My family enjoys this meal it’s comfort foods at its best, plus not a lot of work making it.
Okay back to our baked ham recipe… I always boil the ham before baking it in a boiler of water with a onion wedged, bay leaves and peppercorn or pepper.


You can cut the ham up before baking it or leave it full.
Spoiler; Ham and Scalloped potatoes is one of my husbands favourite meals, I’m sure he can just sit with the pan and nothing else. 🙂
The type of potatoes to use to make scalloped potatoes is all up to you, whatever you and your family enjoys to eat.
I’m using a white potato here.

I’m going to share with you another quick and easy meal you and your family will enjoy.
Traditional Newfoundland Peas Soup & Doughboys

This peas (pease) soup can be made with leftover ham or ham bone to build big delicious flavours. So creamy and tasty its hard to only have one bowl full. Enjoy this recipe and any of them from this site, please continue onto the recipe for. Baked Ham and Scalloped Potatoes. ENJOY
Traditional Newfoundland Baked Ham and Scalloped Potatoes
Looking for a delicious meal for supper, will look no further this recipe and video for Baked Ham and Scalloped Potatoes is so easy to make you will have this one on your weekly meal plan.

Meal Planning:
It is so hard to know what to make for any meal of the day, but if you know what you are going to make for Supper/ Dinner you at less got one good meal a day. I highly suggest adding this one to the list of family favourites, keep a look out to when they put this picnic ham on sale and buy two.

This delicious meal is featured in my first cookbook because it was in the top favourite picks of the Bonita’s Kitchen viewers. You can access the cookbook my following this link.
https://www.bonitaskitchen.com/cookbook



I have many more recipe available in my second cookbook plus on this website, or just drop me a message and I would love to help you own your copy.
My third cookbook “What’s for Supper” is packed full of recipe ideas.
I will share with you another nice recipe for Bean Soup with Ham.

Again this is another meal you can make with the leftover ham from your baked ham meal, I can’t express enough how important it is to have a meal plan to help make your work easier in the kitchen and enjoyable.
Cooking is my passion and i’ve committed many hours to helping other people achieve the same results in their kitchen.
Please leave me a message before you go and take the time to look at the videos tutorial.
So from our kitchen to yours have a lovely day.





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My first time going through your recipes. Brings back so many memories. Your pea soup is a must for me to try. I love it and haven’t had it in years. Once back home about seven years ago for a visit I had a bowl at the hotel on the hill in St. John’s. To die for. I have saved several recipes to try and you make it look so easy to do. Thank you Bonnie Gosse.
Hi Bonnie: Thank you for your lovely message and for enjoying our website and for stopping by, I’m glad you are enjoying our recipe. How did you learn about us, I’m glad our recipes are bringing back fond memories of home. Stay safe and take care. 🙂 Bonita
Going to try this for our supper today! Thank you, sounds like a delicious recipe!
Hi Julianna: Thank you so much for visiting our website and I’m so glad you are going to make our HAM AND SCALLOP POTATOES RECIPE. Please follow up with us on how you enjoyed our delicious meal. 🙂 Bonita
Great tip about the ham. I didn’t know to take off the fat before baking. This makes the ham brown more, which i like. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Hi Cindy: You are very welcome and thank you for your message and for visiting my website, You can leave a small amount on there to brown off and then the juice in the bottom of your pan is not so oily. Have a wonderful thanksgiving weekend. Enjoy Bonita
Well, well, well. Another new idea for me to try. I have never added a water and egg mixture into my cheese sauce for scallop potatoes. I must remember to try this next time. Thank you.
Hi Mary: Thank you so much for your lovely message, I’m glad you enjoyed this one. This is a lovely recipe and its not a lot of work to put together. Enjoy Bonita
I don’t see the degrees for the ham. In the oven. Just says preheat for the potatoes
Hi Loretta: Thank you for your message I’m sorry I’m only getting to your message now, the same degrees for the ham, 350º will work for both. I will check the site to see why that was left out. Thank you for your message and for visiting my website. Bonita