Lump in a propane Smoker

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drsongs

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Sep 20, 2013
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I just got Char-Broil Big Easy propane smoker and was wondering if anybody uses Lump Charcoal in the wood chip box or strictly wood chips. I've got a lot hickory on the property but was just curious if there's pro's or cons to this. I have a lot of lump left over as well.
Thanks!
 
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One day, many moons ago, I did that very thing in my Masterbuilt 30 propane smoker. I already had a cast iron skillet sitting on the chip/chunk tray and one day decided to add a chunk or two of lump charcoal with the hickory block.

As memory serves, I didn't notice a great deal of change in taste, it was there. The other benefit was the very slight change I made on the amount of gas I used.

I wasn't overly impressed enough to do this again. Just my two cents worth.
 
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One day, many moons ago, I did that very thing in my Masterbuilt 30 propane smoker. I already had a cast iron skillet sitting on the chip/chunk tray and one day decided to add a chunk or two of lump charcoal with the hickory block.

As memory serves, I didn't notice a great deal of change in taste, it was there. The other benefit was the very slight change I made on the amount of gas I used.

I wasn't overly impressed enough to do this again. Just my two cents worth.
Thanks Mr Mac... I think I'll just use the Hickory I have.
 
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