Learned A New Way To Use My Weber (Cooking)

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Never used Oak. Might be awesome? Butt if I were you I would see if anyone else is using oak and what it pears up with well.

I have used woods in the past that were worse than just plain ol charcol.

And for the log question above. Yes, the log does smolder/smoke. Heres it is ready to go on a couple more cooks. Thid is what it looks like this AM

White Oak is great for pork and poultry and I've used 100% Oak for smoking and it's awesome. Don't use Red Oak. IMO soaking the wood makes it burn/smoke slowly and helps prevent a bitter smoke taste in the meat that can happen if it burns to fast or w a flame though choking the draft usually stops the flame.
 
I will for sure, She/we are planning on being there a fair amount this summer. the de attacded 2nd house/ Mother in law suite is even pretty cool too, has screened in porch with butane heaters make you wanna hang ouat and stare at that view all night..

Sounds like we should hang out there instead of my place! I rode a bike up to the top of the mountain one 4th of July and watched fireworks in several towns including Asheville. Helluva view for sure.
 
Never used Oak. Might be awesome? Butt if I were you I would see if anyone else is using oak and what it pears up with well.

I have used woods in the past that were worse than just plain ol charcol.

And for the log question above. Yes, the log does smolder/smoke. Heres it is ready to go on a couple more cooks. Thid is what it looks like this AM
I have a ton of White Oak that I have been mixing in with the charcoal for the last few years and it makes for a great smoky taste .
 
I got a great side dish to cook along w the smoked chicken I smoked last week. I cut some thick center slices of Vidalia Onion and seasoned them w Janes Crazy mixed up salt (salt and pepper would work too) brushed them w olive oil and smoked them along w the chicken turning once and they were delicious w the chicken ! I might try some tater wedges next time.
 
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I started this too hot , but it still made for some good smoked chuck eye . I am going to use the snake technique to try to
keep the temps more manageable next time .
 
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