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jermoQ

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Jeremy
I picked up a 20 lb Fricks whole ham and I want to smoke it for Sunday afternoon. I want to start it Saturday night on my pitboss and wake up sometime to put it in a warmer (I have a busy morning). Directions say 15 to 20 min a lb, at 325°. What if I smoke it at 200°? Do you think I should I plan on 30 min a lb? I thought it would need to be cooked to 140° internally but directions say 130° so I will shoot for 125 and then glaze it. Thanks in advance!
 

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That ham is fully cooked so you could serve straight out of the fridge but they're better warm. I can't really help with time but would start early and hold if necessary. Heating to 140°F certainly won't hurt it either.
 
I have double smoked spiral sliced ham in the past and had great results. Just never a whole one. I though they were like bacon. Semi cooked and needing to come to temp.
 
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