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I have read in a few books that mesquite is good for grilling but not for smoking because it has a bitter taste and can leave a residue in your smoker.I was wondering what the real scoop is on it so please help.
So I am very excited to move up to the next level form a Bar B Chef Offset to a lang 48 patio. Just wondering if anybody has any good tips for me? Thanks.
Ok thanks everybody for the comments. I have a Bar B Chef offset smoker and I used a mix of Hickory/Oak wood for I think around 6 hours at 220. I did pull it out at around 140 degrees and yes everyone it tasted awesome and there wasn't all the fat in the meat either it melted in my mouth like...
The first pic is after a night in a red wine marinade, the second pic is about 2 hours into the smoke, The 3rd pic is nnnnnnwehwnnn
when I pulled it of the smoker at around 140 degrees and ofcourse the last pic is the final product. Let me know what you guys think?
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