Curing and smoking a 19lb fresh ham

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Thanks you all for all the help on my first smoking adventure. I will be smoking the Ham on Monday and Tuesday using the Hickory/ Apple wood and maybe a finish with Cherry wood. I learn a good lesson, the difference between Grilling and smoking is, Grilling takes about 2 beers, Smoking takes about 2 six packs, good lesson learned........
 
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Now THAT is a masterpiece!!
 
Hey all, I smoked the Ham on Tuesday, this is what it looked like after it was smoked. I used Hickory at the start, Apple to smoke the rest of the way.

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This is my smoker set up

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I use a cast iron skillet on the botton tray of the smoker to keep the direct heat away from the meat being smoked. This method gives me the freedom so I can control a low/slow smoking process.
 
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