Those bone-in turkey breasts are a breeze to make. I get better consistancy with them than with whole birds. I usually cook 4 at a time on my weber smoker. I put them on the bottom rack then put some ribs on the top. The juice from the ribs makes the turkeys yummy.
Also, core some jalapenos and stuff with a mixture of cream cheese, cheedar, chives/onions, olives, other spices/tastes you like. Wrap each of them with a piece of bacon and let smoke for about an hour.
a real ham not one of them pre-sliced things or one of the boneless one made out of pieces. I usually do a whole ham, you can get them cheap at Wal-mart.
Dosen't take as long as a brisket as you are not heating it up to as high a temp to make it tender 160 will do fine. Smoking a smoked piece of meat?
you say, that's what I said too when I first was offered some, then I tasted it. nothing at all like a baked ham the smoke permiates the meat all the way to the bone like you wouldn't believe. Leave the skin on and smoke it over hickory. MMMMMMMMMMMM