My daughter harvested a nice Corsican Ram and all the experiences Ihave had with the meat has not been pleasant. Gerald Garrett at Mesquite Bowhunting offered this suggestion:
Season the Ram Ham with the seasoning of your choice
Start your pit with a good fire
Sear the hams over the direct heat and smoke (mesquite, oak, hickory, pecan, or whatever you choose)
Once you have seared the hams good, wrap tightly in foil and leave on In Direct Heat for 4-6 hours.
This is not only easy, buyt it is Delicious. Cook one today and the meat is super Tender..... Seasoned my with a little Tony's and cooked over oak. Great Eatin'
Season the Ram Ham with the seasoning of your choice
Start your pit with a good fire
Sear the hams over the direct heat and smoke (mesquite, oak, hickory, pecan, or whatever you choose)
Once you have seared the hams good, wrap tightly in foil and leave on In Direct Heat for 4-6 hours.
This is not only easy, buyt it is Delicious. Cook one today and the meat is super Tender..... Seasoned my with a little Tony's and cooked over oak. Great Eatin'
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