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  2. Another Easter Dinner

    Another Easter Dinner

  3. jjlnyc

    Another Easter Dinner - priceless! ;-)

    I just saw this on a FB post, and had to share.. .
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  5. jjlnyc

    A sad tale

    My condolences on the robbery."Off with their heads!" I say!  (Or maybe they were "Democratic Socialists" anticipating a Sanders win, just trying to eliminate the government-as-middleman"?)  
  6. jjlnyc

    Work in Progress - Pork Loin to Quick (ish) Easter Ham (ish)

    And the results are in. 4 3/4 hours in the smoker, at temps that vacillated between 200 and 250, to reach 155F, then covered for about 1/2 hour to rest, while we ate our first course (Grandma Joi's home-made manicotti - she makes everything from scratch, from the sauce to the wrapping, to the...
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  12. jjlnyc

    Work in Progress - Pork Loin to Quick (ish) Easter Ham (ish)

    More later on the results. But as for the terminology, Vince confirmed that it can't be called "Ham" unless it is from the hind leg, but that if it is from the hind leg, then it is a ham. Even if it is NOT cured, it is a "fresh ham" (which he has made for Easter several times over the years)...
  13. jjlnyc

    Thermometer location

    Nah, bought it on Amazon
  14. jjlnyc

    Thermometer location

    I just bought the Maverick ET733 - there were no clips supplied for the probes :-( I put the meat probe about 1 - 2 inches in the meat, let the grill probe dangle between the grates
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  16. jjlnyc

    Work in Progress - Pork Loin to Quick (ish) Easter Ham (ish)

    Truth be told, I will cede the term "Ham" - not because of my preparation though, but because of the cut: "Ham" in the United States must come from the hind leg to be labeled as such, and I am using loin.  BUT - pork does NOT necessarily have to be wet or dry-cured, nor does it need Cure #1 or...
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  18. jjlnyc

    Work in Progress - Pork Loin to Quick (ish) Easter Ham (ish)

    Al, you may be right   
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