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I started last and made it 800m ( two laps ) at 3.5 mph . My shoulder started hurting from earlier injury back in Jan from our house fire . I love walking and refuse to get any damn fatter . I will get this count up to a mile and then way beyond as healing permits . But hey two laps is a good...
Hams should be cooked to 160 degrees F. Reheat fully cooked ham to 140 degrees F. Use a meat thermometer to be sure . I smoke mine until they hit 165 and then wrap them like a brisket and pour hot pineapple jiuce over the smoked ham wrapped in tight foil .
It did drive me nuts , but man was it worth the wait . Outstanding is all I can say and just a three months ago I had never smoked one ever . When I thought of pork I thought of pork loins and ribs . Now I am all over the shoulder . THANKS TO ALL OF SMF ~
Cooked three shoulders this weekend and all went well on two of them but I had 1 that took 17 hours to get to 200 degrees . It got to 160 faster than the other two but did it stall . This is my first time to get a stall this bad with a shoulder .
There is a guy who comes by and picks ours up , grease from smoker and used peanut oil from deepfryers . I think he collects and takes down towards Autsin for Willie to make bio fuel out of it .
It has been miserable this winter in Texas . I mean damn most times in Dec we are fishing , this dec we were cutting firewood each weekend .
" For iced tea I use Luzianne, but we don't drink much ices tea in the winter.. burrr.... "
I just went to Luzianne tea from Lipton . It seems really...
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