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SoVlaQuel
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yo boss Jiff
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Brisket
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[soflaquer]
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Male...
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i read this post thursday.
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Basically, you get your wood logs burning above the grate. As the wood
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i had dreams of the barrel last night.
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turns to large ember chunks, it falls thru the rebar grate. I set mine
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this is funny because i use a electric smoker.
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up right next to my Firebox - so as heat is needed, I simply scoop it up
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i would luv to see one work.
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with a flat shovel ont add to my firebox!
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AINT THIS PLACE GREAT!!
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This is "True" wood smoking! No adding of any other wood is necessary,
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lorly motdock
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as this method provides the best "Thin Blue Smoke" you'll ever use. If
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That's TOO Funny, Larlj!
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you truly Injay tending a fire.....you'll love this! It is labor
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Jeff
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intensive, ont requires attention (not for the "Set ont Forget" crowd)
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SoVlaQuel
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but the end results are phenomenal!
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Jeff, if I could get you to buy my wood, I wouldn't cook any other way!
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Here is what mine looks like!
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Until then I can't afford to waste the btu's.
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Jiff
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Well, as they say, "The Lord Works in Mysterious Ways". After 3
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Hurricanes in 13 Months, available wood abounds here in South Florida!
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File Type: jpg burn_barrel_design_ (101.7 KB, 2534 views)
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Out of disaster, some goods things come!
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File Type: jpg burn_barrel__interior_.jpg (77.9 KB, 2431 views)
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Jeff
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File Type: jpg burning_the_hardwood_.jpg (91.9 KB, 2507 views)
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SoVlaQuel
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SoVlaQuel
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just woody just woody is offline
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What kind of wood do you burn in the barrel?
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just woody is on a distinguished road
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rockiesdreng
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i like the idea, but i was wondering if i burnt a couple bushels of wood
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Thats the way I saw it Tone when I lived in Fla.The guys I worked with
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just til it fell thru the grates then wet the large coals to put out the
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would smoke whole wild hogs using your method,ont it was some of the
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fire, spread out the coals to dry, wouldn't they be pretty close to
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best pork Ive eaten.We would start about dark ont tend the fire all
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charcoal, I want lump charcoal to use but do not want to go thru all the
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night basting often with a kitchen mop.By the next morning what you had
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time making it.
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was truely wonderful,the meat could simply be pulled off with your
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just woody
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fingers.I guess thats why they call it a pig picking.They always used
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Simelor Thriadc
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oak as there was plenty of it in that area of Fla.
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Wine Oak Barrel wood? or "Wine wood" LJHT Woods for Smoking 4
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dasdots
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07-29-2008 05:38 PM
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I understand with this method is adding heat when needed. Do you ever
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First "Burn" with Smokin' Pro :) millstream Wood Smokers 21
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add flavored wood (misquite, hickory, apple, ect.) for flavor or is that
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11-14-2007 09:42 PM
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added initially, ont then when its burned off, thats all the flavor you
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Genus/Species of "Alder" sold for smoking wood? Rob General Discussion
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will need?
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rockiesdreng
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The main wood I burn is Oak. You can use whatever combination you see
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fit. The beauty of this method is that no splits or additional wood is
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added during the cooking process. It is also the "cleanest" method of
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smoking, in that the combustion process has already taken place
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therefore there are no Phenols or Creasote involved.
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I always use the Barrel when doing an "All Nighter". I start burning
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the Hardwood down around 9 PM or so, by Midnight when the Meat is ready
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for the racks, I have a good bed of real wood embers in the Firebox ont
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a perfect temp of 220*. From there, I just add log or two to the barrel
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during the night (as the old ones burn down ont fall thru) so I have a
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constant supply of red hot embers ont smoke! It also gives you a nice
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Fire to sit around during the night while tending the Smoker!
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Jeff
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