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We butchered a pig and I’d like to smoke a link of sausage. It’s raw, in a casing.
Any ideas on temp to cook it at, what temp I’m cooking it to, and time?
Browneyesvictim, speaking of ham, have you tried the twice-smoked spiral-sliced ham recipes on here? I have, and everyone says it’s the best ham they ever ate.
My significant other came home with a 1/2-inch ribeye. I’d like to do a reverse-sear, but am clueless about what temp for how long. My temp. gauge is broke. Any hints?
Thanks for y’all’s ideas. I smoked them on 220 using mesquite for about 35 minutes, then turned off and left in smoker until everything else was ready. They turned out great!!
Something to remember when I’m in a bind for time.
Found some fully-cooked frozen packages of hamburgers. I’d like to put them in the smoker to see if they can absorb some smoky flavor.
Are there any suggestions on temp or how long to smoke these babies?
Thanks!
Thanks, paul6!! I found it there. I thought these forums were one and the same. This has a puzzling new format. It took me 10 minutes to find how to respond to you.
Again, thanks!
Wow!! They were correct in stating the double-smoked spiral--sliced hams are the best! I put my spiral-sliced ham face down in a glass bowl, put a cup of water in. It cooked for about an hour and a half to two hours at 225 degrees. The woods were a mixture of half hickory and half oak.
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