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Thank you all for the great feedback. I will do this again sometime and I am thinking of deep frying a turkey this way. From what I have read this was the old school way of doing it when they didn't have oils available like we do now.
I know this isn't a smoked meat but I thought I would share it. A couple years ago I seen an episode on Diners, Drive-in's and Dive's on the Foodnetwork. They were in a restaurant in D.C. which did fried chicken in beef fat. It has been a rainy, cold weak and this was comfort one oh one.
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This thread will help you out tremendously! On different wood types and the way they should smoke.
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/50439/woods-for-smoking
I could have finished it in the smoker if the rain wasn't coming down so hard. I have a cheap offset that I use when I don't have enough to fire up the big beast. I would have liked to have gotten the temp up to 300 after 2 hours of smoking to crisp it up and finish it. I am going to try again...
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