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Recipes => Recipes => Appetizers => Topic started by: Smokin Don on August 07, 2015, 10:43:10 PM
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Aug 07 2015
I haven’t done many cooks the last few days. Our daughter in law, who is a good painter agreed to paint the front and back barn siding for me. I had started washing down the rest of the house which is vinyl coated aluminum siding and was half done. She wanted to start painting Sat. AM so Thursday I finished washing the house down.
I mowed grass today and had planned on smoking some week-end snacks. Art, ACW3 had posted a recipe for Pickled Ham from the Ronneberg Restaurant, looked good to me. I went to my butcher Kah Meats and bought a center cut slice of his smoked ham; 1.6 pounds. I also bought some of his ring bologna.
After I got the grass mowed I fired up my Traeger at 200 deg. Even though the ham was fully cooked I decided to smoke it some first before pickling. The ring bologna I would do my favorite way; cut slits in it and add slivers of garlic. As an afterthought this time I added some Blues Hog Rub and rubbed it into the slits too.
I got the ham and bologna on at 1:30pm and after ½ hour went to 220 deg. and another ½ hour went to 240 deg. In 1 ½ hours both were done. My grill level temps were running 25 deg. hotter than set temp.
When the ham had cooled enough I trimmed all the fat and edges, the edges were a cooks treat! I cut the ham into ½ inch pieces and added it along with a small sliced onion, 1 ½ cups water, 1 cup white vinegar and some fresh ground pepper to a half gallon ball jar. It went into the fridge until tomorrow night.
I didn’t let the bologna cool long before I had to try it. It was delicious and liked the addition of the rub. I just now had a couple pieces of the bologna for a late night snack and it is half gone now.
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Smokin Don
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You have the makings of a serious snack. Chill the beer, I'm on my way!!
Art
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Love the slit inserts.
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Would love to try some of that ring Bologna!
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Headed to ND to see my Dad and brothers next week. Bringing this post with me - we will definitely be doing this - thanks! never tried pickled ham and the bologna looks fantastic!
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Gotta have me some of that bologna............... :P :P
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Bookmarked,some great ideas Don!
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Gonna try the pickled ham for sure!
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Aug 09 2015
Last night I had my week-end snacks, pickled ham and garlic ring bologna along with some Kerrygold cheddar on crackers for my supper. I was tired out from watching the daughter in law paint! She did a great job and got it all done. My wife had some leftover chicken for her supper.
I had to get into the pickled ham early for a taste; it was great but to me could stand some heat. I added a dried red pepper to the jar. By supper time the pepper had not added much so I had mine with some Blues Hog rub and Cholula hot sauce. I had some good brew to wash it down.
For me the pickled ham is a winner for a great appetizer or snack. This will be a good use of leftover ham for me now! Thanks for posting the recipe Art!
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Don
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Aug 09 2015
Last night I had my week-end snacks, pickled ham and garlic ring bologna along with some Kerrygold cheddar on crackers for my supper. I was tired out from watching the daughter in law paint! She did a great job and got it all done. My wife had some leftover chicken for her supper.
I had to get into the pickled ham early for a taste; it was great but to me could stand some heat. I added a dried red pepper to the jar. By supper time the pepper had not added much so I had mine with some Blues Hog rub and Cholula hot sauce. I had some good brew to wash it down.
For me the pickled ham is a winner for a great appetizer or snack. This will be a good use of leftover ham for me now! Thanks for posting the recipe Art!
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Don
Now I'm going to have to make up some pickled ham. Everything looks so good.
Art