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Old 13-04-2007, 11:03 PM posted to alt.food.barbecue
Nonnymus[_7_]
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Default Liquid Smoke



Radar wrote:


You can distill your own liquid smoke but why go to the trouble? The
store brands are all fine. I figure that if I put in the effort to rig
up a distillery, I'll want something besides liquid smoke coming out
of the pipe.


Excellent idea and one that I've used before. When I ran out of liquid
smoke once, I chipped a few chunks of creosote out of my chimney. By
placing the chunks in alcohol, I made a very decent homemade version of
liquid smoke, and couldn't tell the difference when I boiled ribs in it.

FWIW, those of you who drink Scotch might also find this a handy tip- a
little piece of chimney creosote added to moonshine gives it the smokey
rememberance of aged Scotch whiskey.

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