"Ray Steinhart" > wrote in message
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> I have read many comments about not using whole wood for bbq, only
> charcoal. Yet I have visited many bbq joints and they all seem to use
> whole wood. How is this so? What makes their pits acceptable to the
> use of whole wood. I use lump charcoal but do not seem to get the smoke
> flavor I am looking for and I am thinking whole wood may be the answer.
> I use a Brinkman vertical smoker with the side fire box- also called
> the grill.
>
> I am puzzled as to how restaurants can use whole wood.
>
> Thanks for your answers.
>
> Ray Steinhart
Many of us use wood . Or lump. Or both. Depends on what we're cooking .Wood
alone can give a strong flavor which some wives (mine) find objectionable.
Jack
Jack