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    Beef seems best when smoked with a mix of oak and hickory. CHUNKS, CHIPS AND PELLETS

    Chunks are the most widely used form of wood used on the competition circuit. This i

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    Alder: light, delicate aroma, excellent for fish

    Apple: light, sweet, fruity aroma, good for pork and chicken.

    Cherry: same as apple

    Hickory: most widely used, strong, hearty flavor, used on beef, poultry and pork

    Maple: sweet and mild flavor good with chicken, Vegetables or fish

    Mesquite: burns fast and hot, heavy smoke. Be careful not to use too much. Not used a lot on the competition circuit.

    Oak: strong flavor, not bitter, second most often used in smoking meat

    Pecan: mild smoke with a rich aroma. A mellow version of hickory

    Mixing woods in a smoker is very common. A mix of oak, apple and pecan is terrific on chicken in particular. Beef seems best when smoked with a mix of oak and hickory. CHUNKS, CHIPS AND PELLETS

    Chunks are the most widely used form of wood used on the competition circuit. This is

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    , strong, hearty flavor, used on beef, poultry and pork

    Maple: sweet and mild flavor good with chicken, Vegetables or fish

    Mesquite: burns fast and hot, heavy smoke. Be careful not to use too much. Not used a lot on the competition circuit.

    Oak: strong flavor, not bitter, second most often used in smoking meat

    Pecan: mild smoke with a rich aroma. A mellow version of hickory

    Mixing woods in a smoker is very common. A mix of oak, apple and pecan is terrific on chicken in particular. Beef seems best when smoked with a mix of oak and hickory. CHUNKS, CHIPS AND PELLETS

    Chunks are the most widely used form of wood used on the competition circuit. This i

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    moke. Be careful not to use too much. Not used a lot on the competition circuit.

    Oak: strong flavor, not bitter, second most often used in smoking meat

    Pecan: mild smoke with a rich aroma. A mellow version of hickory

    Mixing woods in a smoker is very common. A mix of oak, apple and pecan is terrific on chicken in particular. Beef seems best when smoked with a mix of oak and hickory. CHUNKS, CHIPS AND PELLETS

    Chunks are the most widely used form of wood used on the competition circuit. This i

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    mild smoke with a rich aroma. A mellow version of hickory

    Mixing woods in a smoker is very common. A mix of oak, apple and pecan is terrific on chicken in particular. Beef seems best when smoked with a mix of oak and hickory. CHUNKS, CHIPS AND PELLETS

    Chunks are the most widely used form of wood used on the competition circuit. This i

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    Chunks are the most widely used form of wood used on the competition circuit. This is largely due to the size of the smokers; a handful of chips won’t do you any good on a smoker that is 6 feet long.

    The chunks are mixed in with the coals when the fire is started. As the fire spreads over time throughout the coals, the chunks are ignited, giving you a longer duration of smoke.

    Once your meat hits 140 degrees the smoke ring stops being formed inside your meat. The meat will still absorb the smoke flavor though.

    Chips are the favorite of the backyard bbq’er, easy to use, dispose of and readily available. Most backyard smokers such as the Weber or Brinkman are perfect for the use of chips.

    Chips are soaked first, then either put directly onto the coals or int

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