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Whole Fresh Ham Pork Leg????
TigerTony
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I just bought a "Whole Fresh Ham Pork Leg", 16.2 lbs.
I've never cooked one of these before and now I'm going to give it a try.
My BGE is a large.
I need to know how to set up my egg. I'm assuming indirect with plate setter a drip pan and a rack. Right.
What dome temp? How long per pound? To what internal temp of the meat?
I have a Thermapen and a redi-check remote.
I plan on using pecan wood for smoke.
Do I inject the ham or use a dry rub?
Any suggestions and help is appreciated.
Thanks!
I've never cooked one of these before and now I'm going to give it a try.
My BGE is a large.
I need to know how to set up my egg. I'm assuming indirect with plate setter a drip pan and a rack. Right.
What dome temp? How long per pound? To what internal temp of the meat?
I have a Thermapen and a redi-check remote.
I plan on using pecan wood for smoke.
Do I inject the ham or use a dry rub?
Any suggestions and help is appreciated.
Thanks!
"I'm stupidest when I try to be funny"
New Orleans
New Orleans
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Me too, I think I am going to soak mine in apple and fresh pineapple juices. Cook @ 275 till 135ish, then rest and make some sort of brown sugar, honey coating and broil it till the crust is crusty. Merry Christmas
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My biggest concern right now is how long will the cook take. I've searched and found several different opinions. So I'm figuring on 1 hour per pound at 250*. I plan on cooking to internal of aprox 160*.
I just filled the egg up with Ozark Oak and mixed in some pecan chips, almost to the top, about an inch from the bottom of the plate-setter.
I'm going to use a drip pan, the grid and a rack.
Just finished prepping the leg. I rubbed it with a mixture of Steen's cane syrup and yellow mustard, then sprinkled with lots of Tsunami Spin.
I've already inserted the prob of the Redi-Check. Later tonight, about 9:00PM I will fire up the egg and start the cook.
Thanks for your reply.
Merry Christmas and Good Luck!"I'm stupidest when I try to be funny"
New Orleans -
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It's 16.2 lbs. I will cook at 250* to 160 internal.
Any ideas how long this will take.
Thank You!"I'm stupidest when I try to be funny"
New Orleans -
It's 16.2 lbs. I will cook at 250* to 160 internal.
Any ideas how long this will take.
Thank You!"I'm stupidest when I try to be funny"
New Orleans -
Cook it to 195 internal it'll take 17 hours 35 minutes
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Mike that is how I do a pulled pork. This is a Whole Fresh Ham Pork Leg.
I don't want to cook to pulling temp. I want to slice it."I'm stupidest when I try to be funny"
New Orleans -
Mike,
The searches I've done says cook internal to 160 some even say 150. I don't want pulled pork."I'm stupidest when I try to be funny"
New Orleans -
160 will be fine for sliced. Should take about an hour per LB to reach that. What have you brined the ham in to give you that salty goodness?
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