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smoking a ham and a turkey at the same time?
deepsouth
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i am needing to smoke a ham (half) and a turkey breast (bone in) at the same time.
the hame weighs 7 lbs. and the turkey breast weighs 9 lbs.
i need them for saturday evening about 5pm.
can i cook these on the egg at the same time?
any recommendations on temp and time would be greatly appreciated!
thanks in advance.
peace
jason
the hame weighs 7 lbs. and the turkey breast weighs 9 lbs.
i need them for saturday evening about 5pm.
can i cook these on the egg at the same time?
any recommendations on temp and time would be greatly appreciated!
thanks in advance.
peace
jason
Comments
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Both will cook fine at 325°.
Time always baffles me. Breast pull at 160° (rest up to 165°). Pull ham at 135° - 140° much higher and the ham will dry out. Guessing 3 to 4 hours on the ham and have no idea on the breast as I have only cooked wholes. I use 12 min/# for a guesstimate on the breast.
Inject the ham with grade A or B maple about 6 to 8 oz. great cook.
GG -
Grandpas Grub wrote:
Both will cook fine at 325°.
Time always baffles me. Breast pull at 160° (rest up to 165°). Pull ham at 135° - 140° much higher and the ham will dry out. Guessing 3 to 4 hours on the ham and have no idea on the breast as I have only cooked wholes. I use 12 min/# for a guesstimate on the breast.
Inject the ham with grade A or B maple about 6 to 8 oz. great cook.
GG
thanks for your help GG!!!! -
Here are some results of my T-Day Turkey & Ham cook.
I deli-sliced it for sandwiches, however, the thin slices sure tasted good along with the turkey.
GG
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