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smokingkettle

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Austin, TX
Bought this back in October at a crazy cheap price and had it in the freezer ever since. Rubbed it with some Oakridge Rib Rub and smoked it with pecan wood for about five hours. It basically has the texture of ham without the salty flavor. Overall it was pretty good. Definitely needs BBQ sauce though.

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Cool and interesting....a local store was selling those a couple weeks ago and I hadn't ever remember seeing them sold that way. And yeah, some crazy cheap price like $.79/lb or $.99/lb or something like that. If I were more adept at pork I probably would have tried one but let it pass cause frankly I wouldn't know what to do with it even if it had turned out "throw away" bad.

Thanks for sharing.
 
I'm scratching my head because I cook those in less than 2 hours at around 275 F. Pull off heat when internal hits 140, then let rest for 15-30 minutes before slicing.

I treat them like a beef roast. 5 hours seems like a terribly long time to me.

I've never experienced a hammy taste from the several dozen I've cooked in the past 2 years. Is it possible you had an enhanced piece of meat? I only buy fresh non-enhanced ones. They make fantastic sammich meat for my lunches.
 
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