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    I picked up a Sugardale spiral sliced ham for the holiday weekend. The plan is to smoke it at 225 while basting frequently and applying a glaze at the end. Everything I've read says to cook a ham to an internal temp of 140, but the instructions on the package say to cook to 120 and to not overcook or it will dry out.

    Is there a reason for this? Should I still cook to 140? Any advice appreciated.

  • #2
    The ham is already fully cooked and all you need it to cook it to serving temp...I always cook mine to 140...

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    • #3
      140 is appropriate. Hold at said temp. Welcome to Smoked-Meat.
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      • #4
        PS: a poultry based stock with the ham pan juices added to it make a nice holding environment.
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        • #5
          Yeah, you're just reheating it and adding flavor as Rich and Scott said.

          All I can add is an old ham thread I did between a whole ham and a spiral.

          With a spiral cut ham, a lot really depends on how much attention you pay to it with basting, etc.

          http://www.smoked-meat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=33427
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          • #6
            Thanks for the responses! I plan on basting with a mixture of pineapple juice, apple juice, honey, and brown sugar. I was thinking after 30-40 min after the first 60 min in the smoker. Haven't decided when to add the glaze (honey/brown sugar) yet.

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            • #7
              Glaze should be in the last 30-40 minutes...The sugar will burn if you go longer than that...I think...
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              • #8
                Originally posted by SMOKE FREAK View Post
                Glaze should be in the last 30-40 minutes...The sugar will burn if you go longer than that...I think...
                If I chose to ruin a ham like that with yet more sugar, I’d follow this advice
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Richtee View Post
                  If I chose to ruin a ham like that with yet more sugar, I’d follow this advice
                  True I only use a mustard slather and a good rub when I smoke a ham...I dont mop or glaze...But that dont mean that some others dont want it another way...
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                  • #10
                    Another quick question. I need the ham for Saturday/Sunday. Is it okay to smoke the ham Thursday? How would you store it?

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by PokerSmoker View Post
                      Another quick question. I need the ham for Saturday/Sunday. Is it okay to smoke the ham Thursday? How would you store it?
                      Well.. get up early Sat and smoke it. Serve hot Sat, and sammies Sun? You could re-heat it panned covered with some of the stock you saved. I would not slice it all..that WILL dry it out.

                      Or are you saying you don’t know what day dinner is?? You better nail that down friend
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                      • #12
                        Hmmm...my notes from last years ham says I pulled at 130, sliced and panned, turned out very good. Surprised I'm seein the 140 suggestions. Usually everything I do is based off info from you guys..like ya said its basically a reheat.
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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by zombini View Post
                          Hmmm...my notes from last years ham says I pulled at 130, sliced and panned, turned out very good. Surprised I'm seein the 140 suggestions. Usually everything I do is based off info from you guys..like ya said its basically a reheat.
                          z
                          140 is the safe HOLDING temp of anything hot... You COULD heat it to 130 and serve immediately. Just don’t let it sit around.
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                          • #14
                            Sugardale Spiral Sliced Ham - 120 degrees?

                            Yea that's what we did.
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                            Vision Kamado grill
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                            Brown and lime green ThermaPens
                            2 orange ThermoPops
                            A-Maze-N Tube 18"
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                            • #15
                              Turned out great! Thanks for all the help.
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