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They are about 10 lbs each. Hams that is.
Oh and the balls are sausage balls with onion, black olives, japs, and other seasonings. Another co-worker brought those in.
Well, time for food day at work again and one of my co workers brought in 2 big hams and 4 tenderloins. We soaked them over night in a big cooler with 4 packages onion soup mix and water cramed it in the fridge and let er set all night. Pulled them out this morning and covered them in Tony...
Prepare it just like you normally would then stick it on the smoker for a few hrs, stiring ever 30 min or so. Excellent stuff.
yah, yah, yah. If I HAVE to HAVE store bought, Cattlemen's is what it is. normally I just make Jeff's sauce.
If you can't tell, me and Diesel might know each other.
Peavley, Some on here would say that the oven is the devil . Not me, I usually finish my butts in the oven once they reach 160 unless I have something else on like ribs ect.. that needs more smoke. I can't keep adding fuel and burning up $$$ on the limited budget we are on. So if I can finish...
Thanks, yeah I can't want to get it sandblasted and painted. I've got a class reunion here in a month or two that I will be pulling it to. I hope to have it done by then. There will be more pics.
Steve, thanks for all the help and info on making it a reverse flow. I am still amazed at how well...
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