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Old 08-13-2018, 09:59 AM
Nyksta Nyksta is offline
 
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Default Butcher Pork Ham

I am wondering how most butcher shops handle Ham for whole pig processing. In the spring I had a whole pig processed and I requested the hams smoked to 160* fully cooked. The shop said that they wont offer fully cooked. Is it an unusual request for fully cooked, or is am I just shopping at the wrong place. I am looking for what I should look for with the next pork.
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Old 08-13-2018, 08:59 PM
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Think I was told......and I don't handle the smokehouse that by health laws in Canada they have to be cooked to 160.I know we do or did.......
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Old 08-13-2018, 09:32 PM
oldgutpile oldgutpile is offline
 
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Default Smoked hams

Everything I have read and discussed with meat inspection, is for an internal of 154
We typically smoke to 156-160
Keep in mind that most commercial places can’t smoke one or two hams and be economical. It only pays to fire up the smokehouse with a full load, so to ask for extra time and temperature for two hams doesn’t pay. Our smokehouse holds four hundred pounds, which typically means a minimum of 12-20 hams
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