Will using White Oak be a different flavor than Red Oak??

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smoker21

Meat Mopper
Original poster
Feb 13, 2011
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Missouri
The same question goes for Apple and Cherry. 

A neighbor has an apple tree.  Not sure what kind but I know it's not a crab apple.  Does it matter all that much what kind of Apple tree it is?

When I cherry wood, what kind of cherry am I getting in both chunks and pellets??

Thanks as always.

Jim
 
I guess I should ask about Maple also.  Around here there are many different kinds.  Heck I even have a Norway maple but it's to small to try yet...

JD
 
Any apple including crab apple is OK.

You should be able to use any of the maples used in maple syrup production, those are sugar maple(sometimes called hard maple), red maple, black maple and silver maple.

I don't use oak or pellets so I can't answer the other questions.
 
White oak and red are different in flavor but both are good for me with beef, mixed with something else like hickory or pecan.
 
Hell ,they are all different flavors.......try them all and see what ya like!
But conifers are not good for smoking.....
 
Hell ,they are all different flavors.......try them all and see what ya like!
But conifers are not good for smoking.....
Great advice!  That way you can decide for yourself what works best for you - different folks have different tastes. 
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