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Hello Fellow KKers.

A friend of mine gave me some bone-in smoked ham from his farm.  I decided to add some low and slow.  Best ham I ever had.

 

 

https://www.everydaymaven.com/how-to-cook-a-smoked-ham/

I started with this guy's suggestions, made some changes with what I had on hand, smoker at 200F-225F, until ham internal barely hit 135F.

 

Cheers!

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Tyrus you are right I’ve been in Calif way to long! But at my age it’s hard to move plus I really like the weather here we really don’t get much of a winter it’s cold at 40 degrees lol and summers are pretty nice also, not to hot and to cold but Juuusst right!. I got up at 3:45 this morning to pick up my daughter at the airport she just flew in from Hawaii for a week. She is thinking of moving there. If she does that might be a reason to move. My son lives there and if Darcy moves there all my family will be there? But if I move I  Will have to leave my beloved KK here! Don’t know if that’s in the plan LOL. Tyrus I don’t have a stick grill but I do have a Traeger grill which burns pellets it is kind of fun to use. 

 

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@MacKenzie - roasted shishito peppers for breakfast - you go, gurl!! I will have to look for them during my next Costco run. I really like them, especially with a dipping sauce of white soy sauce (Shoyu), sweetened rice vinegar, and sesame oil. I tried to grow them, but I only got like one or two peppers at time, which never was enough. I'm trying again this year, but with 4 plants instead of 2. 

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@ Bruce, breakfast out with friends sounds absolutely perfect to me. :smt060

@ Tony, this the first time I've tried them and I really do like them. There must have been a hundred or more in the bag. I put one in my smoothie too as I like it to have a little zip. I read where they are delicious roasted and lightly salted and served with drinks is delicious but you dip idea sound very tasty. :) 

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On 6/6/2019 at 2:29 AM, jr.008 said:

Hello Fellow KKers.

A friend of mine gave me some bone-in smoked ham from his farm.  I decided to add some low and slow.  Best ham I ever had.

Hey there @jr.008, not sure why your photos are not showing on the forum.  How did you try to insert them into your post?  I use the choose files option usually.

That aside, I did manage to download a couple of your photos and your ham looks mighty fine.  Good job!

14 hours ago, MacKenzie said:

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Juicy meat and good looking grill marks.  Very nice Mac.  

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So, I FINALLY got around to using my new half rack last night. Works great, as expected! Grilled corn on the cob and a nectarine (w/Pineapple Head), with a nice sirloin below. Direct - 350F with a chunk of mesquite.

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Nectarine went on the salad, with arugula, spinach, red onion, toasted almonds and feta cheese. Grainy mustard and basil vinaigrette. (Sorry, this one was a bit fuzzy!)

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Plated. Mushrooms with a balsamic glaze on the sirloin. Was disappointed in this corn - very starchy, which tells me it wasn't very fresh. 

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15 hours ago, MacKenzie said:

I was searing a sous vide tri tip tonight and put some more on to grill.

 

 

Plated.

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That rice looks so fluffy. Each grain is so distinct, yet perfectly cooked. No two grains are even sticking to each other. I...I...I don't believe I've ever been so mesmerized by a pile of rice. :shock:

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