Smoked Gammon Hock

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smokin monkey

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Sutton In Ashfield, UK
Our local meat supplier had Gammon Hocks at £2.50 ($3.00)

Made a trivet of carrot, onion and celery.


Sat hock on trivet then added a bottle of Cider.


Cooked in the Kamado @180'C (356'F) for 4 hours.



Made a glaze mixture of 1/4 cup of Honey, 2 tbs Sriracha Sauce, 1tsp Brown Sugar and 1tsp Ground Black Pepper.

Glazed Hock.



Put Hock into my Wood Fired Oven to crisp skin 250'C (482'F) until crisp on the outside


The meat was very moist, and it's going into a Jambalaya tomorrow.



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That looks great!!!! Definitely 
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SM that looks fantastic. Point earned on that one. What else you throwing into your jamabalya? Inquiring minds want to know.

First off thanks for the Point!

What's going in to the Jambalaya?

The Gammon Hock


Yard Bird Chicken, cooked today to show a UK member that you can achieve good cooking temperature on his model of smoker.


Some of my homemade Andoullie Sausage.


And what ever else I can find!
 
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SM sorry for dragging Butt and just finding this post,how was the skin? points

Richie
 
Richie, this skin was crispy and tasted great.

If you do not like the glaze, leave it and crisp the skin naked at high temperature.
 
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