oak to start?

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dirtman775

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May 26, 2008
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ok, so we know that food will only take smoke for the first 3 hrs of cooking. "or so i am told"....so what wood do you use for the rest of the burn? if and when it happens i plan on using oak to fire her up and then the usual for flavor and oak the rest of the way. make any sence?
 
No it doesn't
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The smoke ring will stop forming at about 140* but the intake of smoke does not stop there it will continue to take in smoke as long as smoke is used . Personally I sometimes use oak for the entire smoke I actually kinda like it.
 
Agree with whats been said so far. Early on in my experience I smoked so long with hickory that it made my wife and I mouth numb like novicane!
 
I cant figure out what a cgsp is-brain fart- but if you finished cook with lump- alot of the properties of the wood that create the smoke flavor have been gassed out of wood.Friend just got a new lang for comps and he is having oversmoking problems-compared to his older lang and he is a succesful comp cook.140* degree smoke penetration stopping is what everybody i no goes by in the comp world.Creasote is a numbing experience.
 
We used to run super-stock at lincoln raceway in pennsylvania in 90s-late models as well-potomac maryland too-love those sprint cars
 
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