Double smoked ham

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Yes I have my own but don't want to double smoke my good hams, they are smoked enough. Weis had these on sale for 1.89 a lb, pretty cheap. Used the slow n sear which wasn't slow. I wanted it to be but...
Used embers charcoal and a few hickory wood chunks.
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Took about 3 hours at 300, that's the lowest temp I could hold.
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Couple slices cut off for sammies.
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And my dinner plate.
Overall it was a good meal.

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Looks like a tasty meal to me! Are those big green onions on the plate? Love em if so.
 
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You be eating high on the hog ! Sandwiches look great as does the tater salad.
 
Great looking plate of food, I would have no problem in asking for seconds
Love scalloped potatoes, even if it s not wrapped in a bacon dome...lol

David

Thanks. We had lots left. I sliced alot off and vac sealed. The bone and I left quite abit meat on it will be going in for ham and green beans this weekend
 
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Some real fine looking sannys and taters there Adam, I'd be all over that, Like! I didn't have much luck getting my SnS to go low, snake method worked better for me it both the 22 and 26er. RAY
 
That smoked ham looks delicious! I need to start enjoying it more than just the holidays. Nicely done Adam.
 
Yes I have my own but don't want to double smoke my good hams, they are smoked enough. Weis had these on sale for 1.89 a lb, pretty cheap. Used the slow n sear which wasn't slow. I wanted it to be but...
Used embers charcoal and a few hickory wood chunks.
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Took about 3 hours at 300, that's the lowest temp I could hold.
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Couple slices cut off for sammies.
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And my dinner plate.
Overall it was a good meal.

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Looks really goood!
My last smoke I switched to Kingsford briquettes. And I used the slow n sear.
Some thing is up with royal Oak briquettes products.
Anyways, great job!
 
Looks great! I've been wanting to try a ham for a while. Waiting for a sale....
I can't keep low temps in my kettle, either (except in winter) and gave up trying. I also like Embers.
 
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