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Apricot & mustard glazed ham shank.


 

Jason Noble

TVWBB All-Star
Cooked up a ham shank for Easter dinner along with au gratin potatoes and brussel sprouts. I used the fully cooked ham recipe from TVWBB.

The star of the show.


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Used 2 smallish chunks of cherry wood and a 3/4 full charcoal ring.


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Cooked ham till it reached 110 degrees. Then I scored and basted it.


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While the ham cooked I made some au gratin potatoes and brussel sprouts.


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I glazed the ham 3 times and opened all the air vents for HH till the ham reached 130. The HH really helped the glaze color up.


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Dinner was excellent. The ham stayed nice in moist with good smoke flavor. Thanks for looking, Happy Easter everyone.
 
Did the same glaze this year too! Did it last year but used peach instead of the apricot jam.
 
Wow Jason,

Nice job there. Everything looks excellent, even the brussel sprouts, and I don't like brussel sprouts!

I'm going to have to try a ham on the OTG.

Regards,

Tim Murphy ;)
 
Wow Jason,

Nice job there. Everything looks excellent, even the brussel sprouts, and I don't like brussel sprouts!

I'm going to have to try a ham on the OTG.

Regards,

Tim Murphy ;)

If you cooked brussel sprouts on high heat they color up nicely and have a sort of sweet taste too them, using bacon and onions helps the flavor also. I hated them growing up due to my parents boiling them to death.
 

 

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