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Thanks dward
This stick burnin stuff does not come easy but Ima learning yard by yard
Yes Ive just started working with a separate side burner for my wood till I get a feel for it
Truth is its a Weber grill with the lid off for thr side burner and an old rust bucket offset smoker Ive patched...
Thanks hardcookin
So if I understand you correctly even if I buy apple wood from a reputable barbque and firewood dealer that keeps their wood stacked outdoors
I may not be getting "seaspned wood" that has dried in the sun 6 months right?
I mean it could have beenrained on in that 6 months...
Thanks for the quick reply Dward
The wood is from a local barbque wood vendor who sells fruit wood in 40 lb bags
The wood appeared dry to me,,,But
Im a novice
Maybe I should use some of that commercial Cowboy wood if the promise its been cured ,,[do they}
All my vents were wide open
Maybe...
Dave Doyle here
I would like to learn how to smoke on an offset smoker a "stick burner"
I would also like to join a local active barbque club to help with prep and to assist at events
Any help appreciated
Just bought a 40lb bag of apple wood
Looks pretty fresh .Its dry but looks freshly chopped ^" diameter logs
Did a cook last weekend with mesquite charcoal embers with apple sticks on top
Follwed Youtube videos,keep a good temp but after 3 hour cook chicked look dusty black
like ya sprayed...
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