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I wasn't around much this weekend and missed your post. This info may be too late but may prove helpful next time.
You stated it was a picnic ham so it should have been already smoked. My advise would be to season it up with your favorite rub and smoke at 250o until your reach internal temp of...
First of all Jeanie I hope you had a great Easter and by the looks of it you certainly did. Hope all of the wild fires in OK are staying clear.
Great looking dinner and just gotta ask how the crab legs fared in the smoker?
Thanx to Dutch for the induction, piney for the nomination, cowgirl for the second and all of the other supportive comments and kind words. My congrats go out to the other inductees as well!
Lets get smokin!
Lou
Just getting around to posting the final pics. Braised the ham with some beer @ 300 for about 4 hours so the meat fell off the bone.
Baked mac and cheese.
Chipotle slaw
And NY Cheese cake
Good Sunday dinner. Thanx for looking!
Lou
Pre mixed seasonings tend to be salty and if you back off to get the saltiness correct you won't have as much of the desired seasonings. I recommend doing your own seasoning.
So from about 9:00am this morning til 5:00pm the picnic was smoked with cherry and hit an internal temp of 160o.
Had to slice a piece off to taste. Not salty at all and incredibly tasty.
This cut of meat does not lend itself to nice even slices due to the bones within so that is why I...
I bought an 11 lb fresh picnic @ $.69 per Lb about 3 weeks ago for our Easter dinner and our plans changed. We are now going to Mario's in Detroit with friends and family for Easter dinner but I didn't let that stop me. We'll just eat it this weekend. I used Morton Tenderquick wet cure recipe of...
We had some friends visit a couple of weekends ago and want to do something different. I roll cut a whole pork loin and stuffed with a cornbread stuffing that consisted of
Roasted corn(or you could smoke)
Scallions
Sage
egg
chicken stock
Mixed it up stiff so it would hold up in the loin...
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