How long does Pear wood need to season before it should be used in a smoke? I was just given some fresh cut pear wood today & was wondering if it was ok to use for mixing with my seasoned birch for smoking my turkey & ham for Thanksgiving.
How long a season
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For wood to properly season it mneeds around 6 months of air drying.
I have seen post where folks have used green wood for cooking / smoking.
You would just have to be SURE that you have good air circulation so that the smoke is not staying in the smoker to long
I have seen post where folks have used green wood for cooking / smoking.
You would just have to be SURE that you have good air circulation so that the smoke is not staying in the smoker to long
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