Smoking ham in the south of France

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allenb

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Nov 14, 2010
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Hi all. I've got a 10.5 Kg ham on the smoker right now, using the oak tree that fell down in a storm and destroyed the barn. Not the first time I've used this wood...and boy does it taste great! Am just smoking using a large Weber with offset heat at the moment. Will be building a full smokehouse soon. I'm no expert at any of this (learning as I go) but I sure do love the taste of smoked meat. ;o)
 
Welcome Allen!

Is that a fully cooked ham you're smoking?

Can you tell us more of what you're doing with that ham?

We ALL love good smoked ham,

Bear
 
Holy smokes, from my math that's a 23 pound plus ham.
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 Is my math right? Don't tip that weber over with that brute. And welcome to SMF.
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Je te souhaite la bienvenue a SMF Allan,

lots of good people, info and recipes here, watch'ya thinking on building, tell us about it and looking forward to Q-view.

There is a recipe for poulet a quarent gosse d'ail in the chicken section that we braised indirect on the grill in le Creuset, most excellent.

Gene
 
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