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Rotisserie ham
theeggcellentchef
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Has anyone ever done rotisserie ham? Is there any benefit in doing it this way? Could you do it with a spiral ham? Curious as I’ve got one and looking for how to best prepare it. Happy Easter!
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I don’t think there is a benefit to do it this way and I’m pretty sure sure that a spiral ham would fall apart .Suffolk,VA .XLBGE ,Blackstone griddle.
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For a normal double smoked ham, double smoked since they come smoked already usually, I just smoke about 250-275° until 140° IT. Comes out great every time, spiral or normal.If you’re talking about a raw ham, that could be interesting on the rotisserie.Albuquerque, NM - LBGE and an old rusted gasser that I use for accessory storage.
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Makes sense thank you. Are Smithfield spiral hams too salty to season with rub before reheating. I’m omitting a glaze
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