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Egrets Ham
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Central_Bama_Egger
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So, as per this discussion: http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1133627/maple-bourbon-ham/p1
I went on with this recipe. I have a spiral cut, fully cooked ham. The issue with injecting from what I could tell us it "running out" as you injected it. Using what small amount of brain power I have, I left the cryovac on the ham. I Cut a slit right before I put the needle in, as to not push any plastic pieces into the meat. Successfully, in my opinion, injected roughly a cup of syrup into the ham.
Then I mixed up the paste. I may, or may not, have had a sip or 3 of Jim Beam. Applied the paste to the ham.
Will be cooking it Thanksgiving morning, beginning around 5am or 6am. I'm assuming the spiral cut ham will warm to 140* rather quickly. Would you eggsperts concur?
I went on with this recipe. I have a spiral cut, fully cooked ham. The issue with injecting from what I could tell us it "running out" as you injected it. Using what small amount of brain power I have, I left the cryovac on the ham. I Cut a slit right before I put the needle in, as to not push any plastic pieces into the meat. Successfully, in my opinion, injected roughly a cup of syrup into the ham.
Then I mixed up the paste. I may, or may not, have had a sip or 3 of Jim Beam. Applied the paste to the ham.
Will be cooking it Thanksgiving morning, beginning around 5am or 6am. I'm assuming the spiral cut ham will warm to 140* rather quickly. Would you eggsperts concur?
Huntsville, Al LBGE
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It's Egret man. He has a real long neck and a beautiful wife.
Steve
Caledon, ON
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That better?
Sorry dudes. Some crazy auto correct. Please forgive me for the typo.Huntsville, Al LBGE -
it's too late now, but maybe some one else can benefit - that heavy smoked skin on your ham will not hold the bourbon paste and when heated it will slide off like water thru a goose so have a drip pan under it. I found that lightly trimming the outer most layer will still retain the original smoke, but also let the paste adhere. One last hint which I call my porkepine trick is since the outer paste needs to rest over night or longer add "tent poles" of broken in half wooden toothpicks which will keep the Saran Wrap from adhering to the sticky bourbon glaze.Re-gasketing America one yard at a time.
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Central_Bama_Egger said:So, as per this discussion: http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1133627/maple-bourbon-ham/p1 I went on with this recipe. I have a spiral cut, fully cooked ham. The issue with injecting from what I could tell us it "running out" as you injected it. Using what small amount of brain power I have, I left the cryovac on the ham. I Cut a slit right before I put the needle in, as to not push any plastic pieces into the meat. Successfully, in my opinion, injected roughly a cup of syrup into the ham. Then I mixed up the paste. I may, or may not, have had a sip or 3 of Jim Beam. Applied the paste to the ham. Will be cooking it Thanksgiving morning, beginning around 5am or 6am. I'm assuming the spiral cut ham will warm to 140* rather quickly. Would you eggsperts concur?
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Little Steven said:It's Egret man. He has a real long neck and a beautiful wife.
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John, Why don't you pry a few Benjamins out of that wallet of yours and book a flight to Salado. I know he won't like to see the daylight but you would have a great time. And your wife is a beauty.
Steve
Caledon, ON
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All done. 250 for 3.5 hrs to 140ITHuntsville, Al LBGE
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Man I can't wait to do this one for Christmas.Thanks for posting....great looking ham...I know it must have been good.Ever since I heard of Egret's ham....I've been dying to try it..
Donnie Dawes - RNNL8 BBQ - Carrollton, KY
TWIN XLBGEs, 1-Beautiful wife, 1 XS Yorkie
I'm keeping serious from now on...no more joking around from me...Meatheads !!
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