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took the plunge this morning and ordered up a new cookshack. new guy in the smoking world, and hope to duplicated some of the fine eats I'm reading about in this forum.
Up here in Vermont I have access to lots of hard wood and would like some opinions. I have sugar maple, black cherry, oak, beachnut, and apple on my property. whats the favorite and should it be aged dried or green? and should the bark be removed or left on.
thanks in advance
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what you need to do, papasmurph, is go ahead and TRY all the combinations of those woods with the meats that you like, to determine what works best with what meat... let's see... let me get out my calculator... so you had so many types of wood, with chickens, sausages, briskets, rib roasts, baby backs, spares, loins, chops, etc., etc......

that would be 23,487 meals you need to cook...

Big Grin

well, welcome to the forum.

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