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  1. kunseimania

    Joining from Japan

    Apple chips are easily available here, and with a bit of searching I bet I could find proper pieces. Persimmon and Japanese pear (nashi) I've not seen for sale, but I think I could get hold of some with a bit of searching. Not sure how persimmon would turn out, but I imagine pear wood would be...
  2. kunseimania

    Joining from Japan

    Thank you. They are indeed called "rainbow trout" in Japanese: nijimasu. "Niji" means rainbow, and "masu" means trout. They aren't native to Japan, though, so the ones I smoked were farmed trout. I think there are some rivers with native brown trout in Japan, but I would say ayu and yamame (a...
  3. kunseimania

    Joining from Japan

    Smoking Yak? I've got one right here:
  4. kunseimania

    Joining from Japan

    Apple is easily accessible, and I could probably get hold of the wood from persimmon. With a bit of effort I think I can find stuff that isn't readily available in the USA, such as Kabosu and Yuzu. Has anyone tried pear wood here? I might just be able to find Japanese pear (nashi) wood to use...
  5. kunseimania

    Joining from Japan

    I have some aluminium plates like that, as I use them to put my charcoal and wood chips on when I'm smoking! You've given me a great idea: I'll punch some holes in the plate I put on top, which will improve the oxygen flow to the charcoal, and help the smoke spread. Now regarding the peat, it...
  6. kunseimania

    They Wanted Italian, I Can Do That

    That lemon cream sauce looks great. I'm definitely giving that a go.:emoji_thumbsup:
  7. kunseimania

    Joining from Japan

    Pretty much. I can read newspapers, novels, and what have you. Sometimes have to look up the occasional word or expression.
  8. kunseimania

    Joining from Japan

    Leader in the clubhouse? Does that mean I have wait around on the putting green waiting for the leaders to finish, or can I prop up the bar for an hour or two?:emoji_yum:
  9. kunseimania

    Joining from Japan

    Thank you! Looking forward to learning more about the art of smoking on this site.
  10. kunseimania

    Joining from Japan

    Thank you! I'm really the opposite side of Japan from Sapporo, though I really need to visit Hokkaido some time. Still not been, even though I've lived in Japan for years. I'm not sure how much of a smoking community there is here. Costco and Household Goods stores sell proper BBQ rigs which...
  11. kunseimania

    Joining from Japan

    Not sure I can slide in a thin piece of metal, but it does give me an idea: I could fashion a metal cover over the heat source and chips with holes in it to allow the smoke to get out, while keeping the temperature down. Although, I should have just turned the sausages a bit more often, and...
  12. kunseimania

    Joining from Japan

    Hello, I've gotten into smoking a lot this year and have found this website useful. As I did a smoke today, I thought I'd take some pictures, join the site and post my pics. I live in Japan but am from Britain originally. Incidentally, cherry wood is one of the most popular woods for smoking...
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