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Smoked a Maple Glazed Ham

Smoked one of Malcolm's on HowToBbqright website. His Maple smoked whole ham, smoked with Cherry wood was awesome. I would highly recommend this for a Christmas dinner.
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That's a mighty fine looking ham my friend.
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This looks awesome! I would love to know the method/ recipe?Charlotte, Michigan XL BGE
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Question if anyone can answer, I'll be doing 2 Snake river farms boneless hams in this manner for Christmas Eve. I'll be a guest at my sisters house. I'll be arriving about an hour to an hour and a half prior to dinner being served. Do I just finish them here at home completely and cooler them there. Or would I be best off cooking to 135 and then glazing them at her place after they sit for about an hour. Laughing, she has my old gasser and a regular oven. I would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks.
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http://howtobbqright.com/, Go to this website and look up the Maple Glazed Smoked Ham. This is a great website for cooking other iteams as well. I have used many. He has great how to videos and simple step by step instructions. Good luck, let me know what you thinkGrillmagic said:This looks awesome! I would love to know the method/ recipe?
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I would think to cook them complete at one. Foil and cooler them while hot for the ride. Then if you need to you can warm them up when you arrive. Happy HolidaysMoleman said:
Question if anyone can answer, I'll be doing 2 Snake river farms boneless hams in this manner for Christmas Eve. I'll be a guest at my sisters house. I'll be arriving about an hour to an hour and a half prior to dinner being served. Do I just finish them here at home completely and cooler them there. Or would I be best off cooking to 135 and then glazing them at her place after they sit for about an hour. Laughing, she has my old gasser and a regular oven. I would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks.
Moleman said:Question if anyone can answer, I'll be doing 2 Snake river farms boneless hams in this manner for Christmas Eve. I'll be a guest at my sisters house. I'll be arriving about an hour to an hour and a half prior to dinner being served. Do I just finish them here at home completely and cooler them there. Or would I be best off cooking to 135 and then glazing them at her place after they sit for about an hour. Laughing, she has my old gasser and a regular oven. I would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks.
Moleman said:Question if anyone can answer, I'll be doing 2 Snake river farms boneless hams in this manner for Christmas Eve. I'll be a guest at my sisters house. I'll be arriving about an hour to an hour and a half prior to dinner being served. Do I just finish them here at home completely and cooler them there. Or would I be best off cooking to 135 and then glazing them at her place after they sit for about an hour. Laughing, she has my old gasser and a regular oven. I would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks.
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dmack said:
http://howtobbqright.com/, Go to this website and look up the Maple Glazed Smoked Ham. This is a great website for cooking other iteams as well. I have used many. He has great how to videos and simple step by step instructions. Good luck, let me know what you thinkGrillmagic said:This looks awesome! I would love to know the method/ recipe?
Thanks!Charlotte, Michigan XL BGE -
Looks great
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