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Topic History of: Small Ham Cooking Time/Temps.
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WessB Bob In Texas,
Good luck...you WILL enjoy the flavor...At least..we sure did, different people like different
flavors...but I`m tellin ya, it got raves when we served it..

Wess

Bob In Texas WessB,
It looks like I will plan on 3 hrs. About 7:00 a.m. should be about right. My trusty Digi II and
ET-73 will tell me when it's done. I wanted to plan it to come off around noon, or
mid-afternoon.

WessB Bob In Texas,
you can see this cook in my cooks section as Christmas ham 2006..it was awesome....mine was 20# and
took 5 hours..I would guess you could just mathematically come close with what poundage you
have.....bear in mind....NOTHING you cook will ever come out at it`s best based on a clock...you
need a plan and an internal thermometer...it's done when it`s done...I don`t give a crap how
long or short it took someone else...

Wess

Bob In Texas I was searching the archives for a small ham for 2 to have at Thanksgiving, and found this, but it
doesn't tell me how long it will take. Can someone shed some light on the cooking times, grill
temps.? I need to plan my time when to put it on.

From Larry to MikeA,
I cooked a ham at Thanksgiving using a recipe I got from Mr.Toad and it was great.I started with a
10 lb.pre-cooked ham.I injected it with Chef Williams honey praline,then cut small slits 1/4\" apart
on the ham.Next chop pecans real fine and mix with brown sugar and a little orange juice.Cook until
the ham reaches 135 degrees and the put the pecan,brown sugar and oj all over the ham and try to
push some down in the slits,cook for another 20 minutes or until the ham reaches 145 degrees.
Larry