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Egret ham success & a monster chop

Fluffyb
Fluffyb Posts: 1,815
edited November -0001 in EggHead Forum
Last weekend we went to Scottsdale for my fiance's daughter's wedding. She asked me to bring a Maple Bourbon ham she had tried once at Christmas. I was more than happy to oblige! We weren't sure how many would be there, so we got 2 spiral cut hams at Costco. I've never done Egret's recipe on a spiral cut, but from now on it's the only way I'll go. Spread the paste in between the slices and let them sit over night. Then on to the egg to smoke, with apple & cherry wood. Smoked each one 3 1/2 hours. Got rave reviews!

Ham #1 ready to foil and put in the cooler.
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Ham #2
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I had picked up a monster pork chop from Bristol Farms on sale last week. Decided to cook it up one night this week.
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Because it was so thick and I've not had good luck with beef from Bristol, I decided to brine it for a bit.  In the brine of kosher salt & brown sugar.IMAG0499.jpg

Out of the brine, rinsed and dried. Sprinkled with RichardFL's Indian River Spice & Pepper.
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Seared at about 500 for a couple a minutes a side, then lowered the temp and added corn.
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Pulled at internal temp of 136. Perfectly cooked, tender, juicy and very flavorful.
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Bonus picture! Our dog Bella was not a good car rider. I bought her a doggy car seat and that changed. She loves her seat, was a perfect girl on the drive to Scottsdale.
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