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Is it better to use charcoal or lump wood in smoker when it is hot outside. Last time I used wood (which is what I use normaly) it got way to hot. The water was boiling which never happened before and my smoker holds more than a gallon
I useally use charcoal to start the fire them when the are hot and smoker is ready i start adding lumb wood (in bag from Academy) and my choise of wood for the smoke.
I am still experimenting with different woods. I mostly use misquite and hicory. I have some pecan drying now....... I really want to use it some. I have tried Cherry and Apple also very limited.
I find it hard to tell the difference between most wood flavors. Possibly because I am still tryimg to master just smoking the meat properly. After I can figure out smoking it properly, them it will be what rub I like best................. Then on to the smoke flavoring.
I need to go to a smoke meat outing and see how the BIG BOYS do it. I figure I can gain a lot of information at an event like that.
well that's very interesting i never heard of someone using both. but then again i have only been doing this for like six months. i am trying to find out which one is better in 90-100 degree weather. last time i smoked game hens they cooked awful quickly and like i said the water was boiling the smoker temp was about 325. i didn't do nothing different than my previous times. i really haven't found a good fruity flavor wood i like yet only like the hickory or mesquite myself
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