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Generally, people smoked hams for about 40 minutes per pound. However, this varies depending on the temperature at which the ham is smoked. About 230 degrees is a good temperature for a precooked ham.
Large pieces of meat, such as ham, should be cooked on the low setting. A 9 pound ham should be cooked on low for approximately 8 hours. Most hams are precooked, and this will ensure that the entire ham is at a safe temperature.
Bacteria can form on food left out of the refrigerator within an hour.
For pre-cooked ham, you need an internal temperature of 140 degrees F. For a non pre-cooked ham, you should cook it until the internal temperature reaches 160 degrees F.
to cook a 10 pound sliced lee ham it will take roughly 3 and 1/2 hours with the temperature set to about 425
Around 350 - 375 depending on the size of the ham.
The rule is to cook a fresh ham on 325 degrees for 18 to 29 minutes a pound. A 2 pound ham would take 40 minutes. The internal temperature should reach 160 degrees.
If it were me, I'd probably heat the precooked ham at 350º for about an hour. That'd be my best guess if I didn't have the instructions from the wrapper.
A good rule is to cook until the internal temperature is 165 degrees or more.
Yes, thought it will extend how long you need to cook it and require that you lower the cooking temperature. The extended time is to get the ham cooked through, the lower temperature is to lessen the chance of burning the outer parts of the ham. There are too many variables to give exact times, but you need to expect that a frozen ham, roast, chicken, et cetera, will need 50 percent more time to be cooked at a 15% lower temperature than a thawed product.
For an uncooked ham the temperature needs to be 160 degrees. Personally, I find that removing the ham from the oven when the temperature reaches 155 degrees, and letting the ham rest for 15 minutes produces a better product. The internal temperature will rise the extra 5 degrees while resting and allows the juices to become more evenly distributed. If the ham is partially or fully cooked, the internal temperature need only be raised to 135 - 140 degrees.
at 300 to 350 is a good temp and to tell if its done u need a cooking temp taker and when u see that the ham is at 330 degrees it finish