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Well, I was at the store and saw Jack Daniel's Barrel Wood Chips .... so I couldn't help but buy a bag of it. lol
Has anyone used it before? It's Oak I guess. Any ideas what it might go good with?
Colorado rocks! Some people perfer the ocean, I perfer mountains! I was born in Chicago below sea level and live almost a mile high now. I perfer keeping my feet dry!
Estes Park is great!
Thanks for the help the other day everyone
I don't have any cherry or apple wood, so I didn't use any. honestly I've never used a 'sweet' wood before. So i'm going to look into it for future use!
Okay, this may seem like a weird question, but I'll ask any way.
Are all sunflower seeds edible? My girlfriend has a couple bird seed feeders in the back yard and quite a few sunflowers are growing from dropped seeds. So I was wondering if all sunflower plants have seeds I can roast and eat.
Well I was aiming to try a tequila lime Turkey breast tenderloin. I posted a thread about it already. http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...ad.php?t=21062
I guess I'm kinda 'scared' per say, about trying new things. lol Another added issue i've been dealing with is I use an electric smoker...
Hi folks! My names Geoff, I live in Colorado. I joined these forums on the 29th of july. I've been smoking food for around 5 years. Until recently I've only stuck to smoking basic stuff. ie burgers, steak a few veggies here and there. But I've decided to expand my horizons. So I'm sure I'll be...
Alright, what do you guys think would be better to smoke a Tequila lime turkey breast tenderloin? Hickory or mesquite?
It weighs between 1 1/2 lbs and 2 lbs. Anyone have smoking time and temp suggestions?
Thanks for the help!
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