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Excellent advice. My father cut down a black cherry about 2 months ago. I grabbed some chunk sized branches today and was thinking about using them this weekend to smoke. I guess, judging by the comments, that I should cut the branches into actual chunks and let them season.
Wow do those look good! I just bought my first smoker and I'm definitely looking forward to reaching this level! Great job man, I'm sure they were worth all the time and effort.
Thanks brother, these guys on YouTube make it look so simple and easy. I'll definitely be practicing for a while! I thought I followed the videos pretty much... so my main concern is whether or not I should have smoke throughout the entire cook. I'm thinking that I should.
They were wrapped the entire time. But I couldn't smell any wood smoke after 2 hours and when I took them off after 4 hours there was no wood left at all.
I'm a total newbie to smoking. I just bought a Vision Komodo S series. For my first smoke I tried chicken breasts. I put 5 Breasts on, 4 wrapped and 1 not. I added about 5 or 6 chunks of hickory like the guys with this grill on YouTube did. Got good smoke for the first hour and a half to two...