RootDKJ
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I'm sure that no one is surprised that I'm also posting an Orion Thanksgiving thread.
So here's my details
Meat: Fresh Ham
Weight: 20.5
Rub: McCormick Pork rub
Wood Chips: Hickory
Liquid in drip pan: None
Liquid in Root: Coffee, heck it was 8AM!
Prep: Not much going on here. I had some left over McCormick pork rub from a previous rib burn and just put it on any non-flesh areas of the ham.
Cook time: 3 hours. It really needed 4 hours. My mother showed up at my house an hour early and wanted to hit the road to get down to my grandparents place. I had to finish the ham in Gramps's oven to hit 160F in the center.
Results: Flavor was amazing, but I thought the ham was a little on the dry side. I don't think anyone in my family really noticed (or knew any better). I would really like to do another fresh ham, but cook it to 195F for pulled pork, but it needs to be much smaller then 20lbs!
Anyway, enjoy the pics!
So here's my details
Meat: Fresh Ham
Weight: 20.5
Rub: McCormick Pork rub
Wood Chips: Hickory
Liquid in drip pan: None
Liquid in Root: Coffee, heck it was 8AM!
Prep: Not much going on here. I had some left over McCormick pork rub from a previous rib burn and just put it on any non-flesh areas of the ham.
Cook time: 3 hours. It really needed 4 hours. My mother showed up at my house an hour early and wanted to hit the road to get down to my grandparents place. I had to finish the ham in Gramps's oven to hit 160F in the center.
Results: Flavor was amazing, but I thought the ham was a little on the dry side. I don't think anyone in my family really noticed (or knew any better). I would really like to do another fresh ham, but cook it to 195F for pulled pork, but it needs to be much smaller then 20lbs!
Anyway, enjoy the pics!