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jeffy
jeffy Posts: 34
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Just put this deer ham on...

Any suggestions what to do with this thing?

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  • Richard Fl
    Richard Fl Posts: 8,297
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    I like to marinate in whatever my mood is, usually Italian Salad Dressing and other items and cover with thick bacon.

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  • jeffy
    jeffy Posts: 34
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    Well...too late for that..thanks for the suggestion though. :lol:
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  • jeffy
    jeffy Posts: 34
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    After a bit of internet research, I think I will smoke to around 110 and then put in a roasting pan, add some liquid & cover with foil till done....
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  • Steeler Fan
    Steeler Fan Posts: 395
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    Marinate is always a great way to start. If you are going to smoke it at a low temp. Might try and inject some liquid into the deer ham. I think that I see a steamer pan, put liquid in it and keep on smoking.
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  • jeffy
    jeffy Posts: 34
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    Good idea. Thanks
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  • ranger ray
    ranger ray Posts: 812
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    it depends if there's bunch of folks there..... i cook it at low heat.... leave a big knife and some plates around.... let folks cut off the meat as it cooks.... when they cut some off .... have 'em slather some bbq sauce. over the spot where they cut off some slices.....( flip the roast once in awhile).. this way you just keep eating it and cooking at the same time.... it'll be nice and moist.... other wise if you try to cook the whole thing.... the outside will be like a boot and the inside will be raw.... just keep whittling away at it slowly.... serve with some nice bread....( and lotsa beer).. you'll be a hero..... we have been doing it this way in PA.... since the cavemen....lol....hope that helps....i'd get rid of the drip pan an go raised direct..you want the charcoal taste...ray
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  • Beaker
    Beaker Posts: 293
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    Hu :laugh: mmm...personally I would eat it... :laugh: :laugh: :blink: :blink: :blink:
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  • jeffy
    jeffy Posts: 34
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    ranger ray wrote:
    it depends if there's bunch of folks there..... i cook it at low heat.... leave a big knife and some plates around.... let folks cut off the meat as it cooks.... when they cut some off .... have 'em slather some bbq sauce. over the spot where they cut off some slices.....( flip the roast once in awhile).. this way you just keep eating it and cooking at the same time.... it'll be nice and moist.... other wise if you try to cook the whole thing.... the outside will be like a boot and the inside will be raw.... just keep whittling away at it slowly.... serve with some nice bread....( and lotsa beer).. you'll be a hero..... we have been doing it this way in PA.... since the cavemen....lol....hope that helps....i'd get rid of the drip pan an go raised direct..you want the charcoal taste...ray

    Thanks, that's how we pretty much ended up with it. Caveman style hunks direct off the grill. It was a bit dry, but very good. Leftovers in chili...
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