Yeah you can but you need some charcoal for combustion. I have used coconut husk many times because I always have them on hand, they are very dry and flammable. If you use fruit wood chips, make sure you soak them before hand so they don’t burn too quick.Can I use wood instead of charcoal I'm sick & fukking tired of charcoal...
Yeah you can but you need some charcoal for combustion. I have used coconut husk many times because I always have them on hand, they are very dry and flammable. If you use fruit wood chips, make sure you soak them before hand so they don’t burn too quick.
Yeah soak the hickory wood chips they will burn slower, also don’t put too much coal in your bbq/ smoker at a time otherwise it will be too hot. Don’t put all your chips in at once either. Make sure to smoke your meat over indirect heat so the smoke can cook the meat rather than the heat.I wanted to get that bag of hickory wood chips I seen from home Depot. :oh lawd: we use too much charcoal and it's the same ole same. Bags too fukking heavy taking them out the shed
Yeah soak the hickory wood chips they will burn slower, also don’t put too much coal in your bbq/ smoker at a time otherwise it will be too hot. Don’t put all your chips in at once either. Make sure to smoke your meat over indirect heat so the smoke can cook the meat rather than the heat.
No if you want to smoke your meat you may wanna go 60/40 or 70/30 if you are using large chunks of wood. The amount of coals are on the smaller side as the coals are there for combustion to start the flame.
The soaking of the wood chips in water are so the flavoured wood doesn’t burn too quickly in the combustion before the flame dies; the wood now contains more water so won’t light as fast also the dampness in the wood creates steam as it burns off.
Also get a digital thermometer.
So it should be 50/50 50% charcoal 50% wood chips in the grill equally... also the soaking thing elaborate... soak the wood chips with what??? i just want to be clear.
No if you want to smoke your meat you may wanna go 60/40 or 70/30 if you are using large chunks of wood. The amount of coals are on the smaller side as the coals are there for combustion to start the flame.
The soaking of the wood chips in water are so the flavoured wood doesn’t burn too quickly in the combustion before the flame dies; the wood now contains more water so won’t light as fast also the dampness in the wood creates steam as it burns off.
Also get a digital thermometer.
lol maybe by wood chips are week I use fruit woods like cherry and apple which is quite mild. Hickory would be a much stronger flavour.30%-40% wood chips?
That’s overkill. I would think 7%-10%.
lol maybe by wood chips are week I use fruit woods like cherry and apple which is quite mild. Hickory would be a much stronger flavour.
Speak for yourself, I gave you a specific breakdown of why I do this and explained my logic. Don’t blame me if your food is nasty. Nothing I’ve made has come out tasting insipid or medicinal. If that’s how yours taste, that’s on you my guy.That’s not funny that’s disgusting.