where are you getting those types of wood?you may want to try using peach wood mixed with almond..seems to make the flavor much better than a hickory or mesquite IMHO
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where are you getting those types of wood?you may want to try using peach wood mixed with almond..seems to make the flavor much better than a hickory or mesquite IMHO
yea. it took a few until I got it the way I wanted it. Now, I cook them at 200 & 1-1.5 hrs/lb. Usually a 12-15/lb butt, Ill start at about 8am and it will be done around 6:30-7:30pmI have made some good tasting boston butts, I'm just working on really getting it to be the right texture for pulled pork.
you can buy most of it online..ebay & amazon. there was a couple guys on here a little while back that had a bunch for salewhere are you getting those types of wood?
Oh i know to take off the silver skin.Keep in mind that there is an underlayment of tissue on the backside of the ribs. Be sure to peel this off before you begin the smoking process.
where are you getting those types of wood?
In stores I can usually only find Hickory, mesquite, and cherryI haven't seen almond before, but Academy, Bass Pro, even Kroger have bags of Western Wood brand smoking chunks or chips. It's usually with the charcoal.
I use a lot of apple and orange chips in the grill. The chunks (soaked in water) work better in the smoker.
Actually it holds in the moisture and the steam created will make them fall off the bone tender.I like this, but I'm always hesitant to wrap my BBQ in foil, will it lose to much moisture unwrapped?
I buy most of my wood from Academy, Hickory, Pecan, Oak, Mesquite, Apple and I think Peach are available.In stores I can usually only find Hickory, mesquite, and cherry