Triggerpresser
New member
Has anyone hear done a ham? My son has done a couple of his Weber and really brags about them.
Hams
- Thread starter Triggerpresser
- Start date
BedouinBob
New member
Phil, do a search in the pork section and you will find both twice smoked ham and making ham from scratch. Both are great!
Grampy
New member
Phil, this is how I do a ham.
1. Coat the outside of your ham with Honey Dijon mustard and then lightly dust your ham with brown
sugar. (Don’t go too heavy here, you will come back and add another, heavier coating of brown sugar
later.) This will create a “paste” on your ham.
2. Add about 2.5-3 ounces of wood to your smoker and smoke the ham for two (2) hours at 225 degrees.
After 2 hours take it off the smoker and wrap in aluminum foil. Before you close the aluminum foil
completely, you want to baste the ham with pineapple juice. (I use a small spray bottle to spray it on)
3. Once I have basted the ham with pineapple juice and wrapped it in aluminum foil, I place it back on the
smoker and allow it to cook for another hour at 225 degrees.
4. Unwrap the top of the ham, but keep it sitting in the foil to keep the juices from spilling. Now that the
ham is exposed, sprinkle more brown sugar over the entire outside again. Once your ham is covered in
brown sugar, spray it really well with the pineapple juice. This will cause the brown sugar to dissolve
and the heat from the smoker will create a delicious glaze. Place back on the smoker for another hour
while you allow the sugar and the juice to create your glaze.
5. At the four hour mark your ham is ready to come off of the smoker and loosely tent with foil while you
allow it to rest for 20-30 minutes before carving.
1. Coat the outside of your ham with Honey Dijon mustard and then lightly dust your ham with brown
sugar. (Don’t go too heavy here, you will come back and add another, heavier coating of brown sugar
later.) This will create a “paste” on your ham.
2. Add about 2.5-3 ounces of wood to your smoker and smoke the ham for two (2) hours at 225 degrees.
After 2 hours take it off the smoker and wrap in aluminum foil. Before you close the aluminum foil
completely, you want to baste the ham with pineapple juice. (I use a small spray bottle to spray it on)
3. Once I have basted the ham with pineapple juice and wrapped it in aluminum foil, I place it back on the
smoker and allow it to cook for another hour at 225 degrees.
4. Unwrap the top of the ham, but keep it sitting in the foil to keep the juices from spilling. Now that the
ham is exposed, sprinkle more brown sugar over the entire outside again. Once your ham is covered in
brown sugar, spray it really well with the pineapple juice. This will cause the brown sugar to dissolve
and the heat from the smoker will create a delicious glaze. Place back on the smoker for another hour
while you allow the sugar and the juice to create your glaze.
5. At the four hour mark your ham is ready to come off of the smoker and loosely tent with foil while you
allow it to rest for 20-30 minutes before carving.
