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Derek
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Wow just wow, I've decided to use the roadhouse flavor wood this morning for my wood of choice and it defently works a hell of a lot better then the generic kind of wood!
How come it's smoking more then the very first time I've smoked in it with my pork butt?Dude.
Wood is wood.
That's what I've always used from day 1 of the pre season to now!why are you using chips?
Dude.
Wood is wood.
why are you using chips?
I'm just throwing the chips in to the chip loader when the smoke dies down ( according to the mes support line )Maybe the combination of those three woods is something the rest of us can think about? And I challenge you to make good Q using...cedar. I mean, if 'wood is wood' and all.
Which pit are you using, Derek, and how do you use your chips? Chips work great if you can't use chunks or logs. It's all I can use on the Primo and I'll either toss some on the coals, under a couple of steaks, or put them in a foil pouch under the charcoal grate. The Bandera gets the logs. :becky:
Arlin
Thanks for the advice man. I'll try your mix soon!I saw these... mix of hickory, apple, and oak. Not a chip burner myself, but probably not a bad mix if you do that sort of thing. When I burn chips on the gasser, I go 50/50 hickory and apple and have nice results.
Now, if they start selling it in chunks, I'll buy!
How come it's smoking more then the very first time I've smoked in it with my pork butt?
Yeah its blue hue smoke been that way for the 7 hours I had it smoking.I hope you are not refering to white smoke that is confused for the light blue smoke that is preffered for smoking. Maybe some Pics of your smoker in action???
White and Black smoke great for Steam engines.
Blue smoke for food.
Got them at lowel's for l$4 total.Hey Derek, where did you get those?, I only use chips, for over thirty five years. i can control my fire much easier with chips! I like the idea of a mix..........
Yeah its blue hue smoke been that way for the 7 hours I had it smoking.
Thank you for your help man!
Got them at lowel's for l$4 total.
Its an awesome mix for the pork butt, and yes that bag was actually $3.97 per bag at our lowelsI love the Stubbs briquettes, but haven't seen the wood chips yet. Sounds like a good mix. I use chips when I grill and will definitely be on the lookout for it.