In article >,
"jmcquown" > wrote:
> > As far as andouille, if you can't find pecan, can you find sugar cane
> > scrap, leftovers from sugar processing? I understand that's a popular
> > "wood" for smoking andouille.
> >
> > MartyB
> >
> Alas, they don't grow sugar cane here so I have no idea where I'd find that.
> I'm not planning on making andouille, at any rate. I don't have a smoker
> and it's a smoked sausage. (And no, OM, I'm not buying a smoker!)
> Andouille is a lovely sausage but I may have found a local source for
> purchasing it already made
>
> Jill
Hey, it's all good! I don't always use my smoker to smoke. <G>
It can double as a grill...
Or a wood fueled oven!
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