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Do you take the netting off smoked ham before cook it or after?
Before: Remove the netting before cooking the ham. Removing the netting allows the heat to circulate evenly, resulting in a more evenly cooked ham. Additionally, removing the netting helps prevent the ham from drying out during cooking.
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