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OK, I picked up a package labeled "smoked ham hocks", that was clearly a
cut up ham. About 2" cubes. Not marked as to whether it's "fully cooked", however. Thought I'd bake them, to be certain. A little brown sugar glaze, maybe, and just enough to ensure the chunks are cooked though, for long enough. SO, how long is "enough"? Obviously, they'll heat up much quicker than a bulk ham, but is it adequate cooking, if they simply reach 160-170F inside? Or does the meat need to be held near there for some time? Dave |
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