I bought a 7 pound fully cooked spiral sliced ham and I don't own a roasting panCan I use a pyrex baking dish? Maybe lined with aluminum foil? Also what cook time should I use? I have heard everywhere from 10-20 minutes per pound at 350 degreesThank you!
Ok the most recent would be, my GCSE exams coming up soonthen it will be the British championships comp (very nervous) then I will have to wait and see, what will come will comeI think that some thing very important will happen soon, but i will have to waitAh well.
forget the foil, a pyrex dish is fine20 mins per pound is goodenoy
First, pack clothes that are comfortable, along with very good walking shoesThis is a walking cityLayer your clothes with a shirt, sweater, jacket, pants or jeansBring pants for going out to dinner, jeans for daytimeNo shorts or skirts, thoughThe weather can be windy, rainy and very coolWear socks to prevent blistersBring a warm jacket for eveningsThe trip is about 7 hours by plane, not including a stopover The view of Washington coming into Reagan National by plane is the most spectacular view of allLook forward to all the places you'll see, but any Smithsonian Museum is wonderfulI hope you can get into the White House, but it's doubtfulPentagon City Mall is not much, but the Washington Monument, Jefferson and Lincoln Memorials are very impressiveI hope you can get to Mount Vernon while you're here The restaurants are niceSome are very casual, some very chicNo sport shoes and no jeans in many, but a laid back atmosphere in othersIf you can possibly get to Ben's Chili Bowl for lunch, do itThere's a sign in there that says Bill Cosby and MrObama eat free (but he paid)It is a great people watching spotSo is the Old Ebbitt Don't know a Crown Royal hotel in the areaThe weather, as I said before, can be rainyIt's usually windy in MarchThere may be a Kite Flying Weekend while you are hereKites are flown on the grounds of the Washington Monument and it is a lovely sight The inside of the Washington Monument is not too impressiveThe first level is the one with the gift shops and displaysThe rest is like the inside of a pyramidThere is a smaller obelisk in Fredericksburg, Virginia, in honor of George Washington's mother, Mary Washington who lived there until her death of breast cancer Glad you are looking forward to your visitWe're always happy to share our town with you!
