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Yes I agree 100%
I just wanted everybody to be aware if you cut a welding blanket it will start releasing the fibers & feel like you rolled around in fiberglass.
If you cut the welding blanket to size. Make sure to have the sides sewn with binder edging.
If not it will feel like you rolled around in fiberglass insulation.
I blanketed the Pit Boss before I started my pulled ham this morning. It was 19°f when I started. Still had to run the pitboss at 250°f to maintain a 200-225°F chamber temp.
What is the best way to package & save this pulled ham?
Lmao I don't what to waste any!
Also what & how is the best way to save some liquid gold with it?
Thanks.
Well it ain't fancy like all you guys & gals.
But I got it done. Took way longer than I expected. Right at 11hours with a 1 hour rest time.
This stuff is awesome. I got food for at least a week. Nice.
I used SmokeHouse Maple rub. Turned out awesome!!
It will have a galvanic reaction from the hot & cold cycles. Which will eventually lead to rust & corrosion among other things.
4" stainless or even 5" stainless steel exhaust pipe is cheap.
Thanks guys. Should I use a spritz? Like apple juice or maybe a brown sugar spritz of some sort. Worried about drying it out.
Towards the end of the 165° I was thinking about basting it with some bbq sauce. Bad idea?
Then covering with foil & taking it to 203° or probe tender.
Thanks.
Guys & gals I would like to do some smoked pulled ham for Thanksgiving.
So I have a couple questions?
1: Is this even the right ham to use?
2: What should I use for a rub. I don't want a sweet ham.
3: What should I use for a spritz or should I even use spritz?
4: On a 8lb ham I imagine...
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