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    And remember to look for info specifically for the Masterbuilt, not eggs or charcoal cookers. Not saying that those aren't good but there's a bug difference in the way they cook.
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    If its a cooked ham like a lot of them are....you only need to smoke it a couple of hours.
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    So deadeye says if it's a cured ham 250 for 2hrs then 300 for 5 hrs or when internal temp hits 155. That's on cured uncooked , he likes to cure his own and has this big long procedure. This is for a wood burning smoker I'd go with Don and his tips , Deadeye is smoking pork loins tonight not hams my bad. I'll get some pictures if I make it over there Good luck and good eating

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    I just heat it to let the sweet sticky baste set and warm the ham up. 3-4 hours is about it
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    Quote Originally Posted by "G" View Post
    If its a cooked ham like a lot of them are....you only need to smoke it a couple of hours.
    G is right, most are pre-cooked. Look at the label closely. Smoke enough to warm it up checking the internal temperature, otherwise it'll dry out regardless of what kind of smoker you use. I top mine with Steen's cane syrup and serve with homemade raison sauce.
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    Mine is pre cooked.
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