Let's Talk BBQ
FORUM SPONSORS => MAK Grills => Topic started by: smoker pete on November 28, 2013, 12:48:59 PM
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My contribution to this year's Thanksgiving celebration at my Son's house is Ham. He's providing a 30 lb Gobbler!! I can't wait to see that beast ??? ... As in the past I have found that Traditional Bone-In Hams are the only way to go in the MAK. Spiral cut hams are great but they tend to dry out. Ham is smoking right now with Hickory for 1½ hours. IT started at 37ºF.
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Since this is a "Ready-To-Eat" Ham it means that it's been fully cooked and all I need to do is heat the ham to an IT of 140ºF. The directions call for 15 to 20 minutes per pound at 325ºF until ham is heated through. Should be done around 1 PM PST. I'll double wrap it in foil, towel, cooler and transport it to my Son's house 2 miles away ;D 8) ... Finished photos to follow
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Get a picture of that baby ostrich ;D
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Just please send me the hide - I need another pair of boots ;)
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Moving right along ... IT at 84ºF with just a little over an hour to go
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I'm starting to get hungry for tomorrow's leftovers already.
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All done and eaten ... Turned out wonderful :)
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Nice looking Ham SP!!! I always think a bone in ham tastes a lot better than a boneless!!! Don
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That is a beautiful ham!
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Great looking HAM
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Ham looks absolutely delicious Pete!
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Nice ham.
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Really nice looking ham!