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I am in Australia and want to smoke some small hams for my family for christmas, does anyone know how to do it? Do I buy a cooked ham or a raw piece of pork?? Please Reply
Paul Kelly,
If you want it to be "pink" and taste like store bought ham, you'll need to cure the meat before you smoke it. If you just want to smoke it (AKA BBQ)do it like a butt.
Paul Kelly,
I can't speak from experience with a BGE, but back in my Weber Kettle days, I'd use a 'green' (raw) butt or shoulder, cook with indirect heat, and use a s-l-o-w burn.
So, if you use a ham that's already cooked, you end up with a ham that's already cooked. Microwaves are really faster.....JMHO.[p]Dick
Paul Kelly,
If you want to do a fresh ham then you smoke to an internal temp of 150 to 160. It will taste more like pork roast then a cured ham. I like to inject the fresh ham with a maple & coke based mixture. Roast indirect at 325 to the 150 internal. I geta nice bone in ham to smoke. Good luck, Tom
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Did a 22lb ham for thanksgiving (raw). Brown sugar and cinnamon graham crackers. Cooked 250 8hrs or so, until was 160
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0 · Off Topic Disagree Agree Likeso it was more like a roast then, not the pink one? Mitch told me to get a cured ham and then smoke it, will give it a go.
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0 · Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeI can't speak from experience with a BGE, but back in my Weber Kettle days, I'd use a 'green' (raw) butt or shoulder, cook with indirect heat, and use a s-l-o-w burn.
So, if you use a ham that's already cooked, you end up with a ham that's already cooked. Microwaves are really faster.....JMHO.[p]Dick
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