double smoking ham question

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stitan06

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Nov 5, 2011
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delmont , pa (eastern pa )
im going to be resmoking a store bought ham for xmas  so i did a trial on a ham chunk i had in the freezer the ham turned out good my questions are i did trim the skin off it got rubbery should i trim the skin off ? i used oak wood i think it was to strong for my tastes i was thinking of useing either cherry or  a mix of apple and cherry anyone use these or have any tips
 
Stitan i have done a few double smoked hams and i trim the the fat off the shank down to about a half inch remaining. Al puts the fat trimmings on the grate above the ham to baste it while smoking it. I use hickory but both choices of wood you suggested will work out great on your ham. Here is one i did a while back...hope it helps http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/106458/ham-sale-so-i-smoked-one

Len
 
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Love to resmoke hams, I use pecan and apple mix. Leave an inch or three of meat on the bone for later use in a pot of beans.
 
Love to resmoke hams, I use pecan and apple mix. Leave an inch or three of meat on the bone for later use in a pot of beans.
  That's what i'm talkin' bout Bob 
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I would take the skin off u tleave the fat. After all fat is flavor and I would leave it to also aid in keeping the meat moist.
 
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