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I'm not an expert on ham but that seems like a big ham to dry cook and eat all in 1 day!
I'm sure someone with more experience will chime in but even at 30 mins a pound you are at 11 hours!
Oh I can't wait got em trimmed rubbed and injected!
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So anyway.... I ended up just waiting it out and it ended up fine. Still very moist perfect for pulling. Just gave to be prepared to go longer if you have to. Cooked on the BGE.
235 I moved my internal temp probe to another spot just to make sure I wasn't crazy it read 195. Looks fine I guess it's just wanting to see who is more patient. I got nothin but time!
I always wrap mine in foil then a towel the in a cooler. It will stay very warm for 4 to 6 hours like this. Then unwrap and pull it. It us dally still burns my hands pulling it after this rest period so you should be fine even going a bit longer if needed.
I have smoked a bunch of boston butts but this is a 1st for me.
I usually pull my shoulders at 195~205
Had the normal stall @ 166 temp came on up to 192 and stopped and has not budged in several hours.
What's up with that?
I cooked a brisket yesterday / last night and tried a tip that I learned from the forum. I started probing it when it hit an internal temp of 180 with the intent that I would pull it, foil towel it and let it rest in a cooler for a few hours. I usually cook to an internal of 190-195. So at 180...
Smoked 16 hours pit temp~235 / internal temp ~205
Wood~Apple, Hickory & a couple chunks of Jack Daniels oak aging barrels.
Injected with Creole butter
Rubbed with Zacks hickory bbq rub
Finishing sauce: apple cider vinegar
Brown sugar, Tony's, black pepper, red pepper flakes. (Recipe found...
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