I saw some pulled ham recipes cooking up to 200 degrees that tickled my fancy. However, they all involved cooking for a few hours then putting in a pay with liquid. Well here’s the thing I’ve just been spritzing with ACV/water til it hit 160 then wrapped it in butcher paper and have been spraying the outside of the paper with the ACV/water. Is this going to turn out super dry? Should I just take it off now at 165 and enjoy? Let me know, bbq homies!
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Am I going to ruin this ham?
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Weber 22" Performer Deluxe kettle grill w/ThermoPro TP-20S temp monitor
Onlyfire rotisserie kit for 22" kettle
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