What kind of smoker are you using and wood, Jim?
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I put hot sauce on everything. I thought I liked hot sauce, but then I started thinking that maybe I'm just addicted to vinegar.
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The CC was going to be a joint project between me & my cousin , since he picked up 1/2 the tab. However it seems it has come under ownership of my spouse. As she says You MEAN MY SMOKER ! Been doing a 50/50 apple, hickory mix with good results. I toss some mesquite in the mix when doing pork shoulder. Tossing a few birds on tomorrow. We've found it's easier to smoke a fw batches of food, let sit over night in frige, then seal a meal. This way we have lunch & dinner ready to defrost for 2 weeks ahead of time.
Ahh. Mixing pellets. I need to try that. From my extremely limited experience smoking, I've learned that even if you screw up, the food is still good. Can't say that with other cooking methods. Thanks
WE liked a smoked flavor, without you eating something that sat in smoke all day. Like any seasoning the smoke has to blend with the food. I don't want a good cut of meat to get lost in the sauce so to speak.
Experiment ratio wise. Apple is good for poultry do a 75 A /25 H for a starter. Same ratio if using mesquite instead of hickory.
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