What woods for smoking?

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santaman2000

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What are you smoking?

Stronger woods for heartier meats such as beef, pork, lamb, or chicken: Hickory, Pecan, Mesquite (although many like Apple for pork as well)

Milder woods for fish: Oak, Apple

Also fish can be "planked" That is it can be cooked by placing the fillet (preferably a large fillet such as Salmon) on a thin cedar plank then placink fillet, plank and all over the fire (such as on the BBQ grill) to cook.
 

slowworm

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I wouldn't use ash but along with oak, apple, beech etc I use alder. I used to smoke a fair bit of cheese which was very good and I must do some more.
 

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