stump bbq
 

Today is my Q day I am smoking a pork butt
I started a fire on a cherry stump I cut down last year. I used 10-15
briquets to get the party going
and set my wood smoker box over the stump. ocassionaly I throw on a couple
peices of hardwood oak flooring every 30-60 minutes

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Mike wrote:
> Today is my Q day I am smoking a pork butt
> I started a fire on a cherry stump I cut down last year. I used
> 10-15 briquets to get the party going
> and set my wood smoker box over the stump. ocassionaly I throw on a
> couple peices of hardwood oak flooring every 30-60 minutes

Interesting approach. Hardwood flooring isnt treated?


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"Duwop" > wrote in message
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> Mike wrote:
> > Today is my Q day I am smoking a pork butt
> > I started a fire on a cherry stump I cut down last year. I used
> > 10-15 briquets to get the party going
> > and set my wood smoker box over the stump. ocassionaly I throw on a
> > couple peices of hardwood oak flooring every 30-60 minutes
>
> Interesting approach. Hardwood flooring isnt treated?
>
>
> --
>

Thats what i'm wondering

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"Duwop" > wrote in message
...
> Mike wrote:
> > Today is my Q day I am smoking a pork butt
> > I started a fire on a cherry stump I cut down last year. I used
> > 10-15 briquets to get the party going
> > and set my wood smoker box over the stump. ocassionaly I throw on a
> > couple peices of hardwood oak flooring every 30-60 minutes
>
> Interesting approach. Hardwood flooring isnt treated?
>
>
> --
>

Thats what i'm wondering

stump bbq
 

"Duwop" > wrote in message
...
> Mike wrote:
> > Today is my Q day I am smoking a pork butt
> > I started a fire on a cherry stump I cut down last year. I used
> > 10-15 briquets to get the party going
> > and set my wood smoker box over the stump. ocassionaly I throw on a
> > couple peices of hardwood oak flooring every 30-60 minutes
>
> Interesting approach. Hardwood flooring isnt treated?
>
>
> --
>
>
nope its raw wood, you install than sand the floor to get it flat.

of course they do make prefinished stuff
all the scraps from that goes to the landfill

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In article >, "Mike"
<mike@whidbeydotcom> wrote:

> "Duwop" > wrote in message
> ...
> > Mike wrote:
> > > Today is my Q day I am smoking a pork butt
> > > I started a fire on a cherry stump I cut down last year. I used
> > > 10-15 briquets to get the party going
> > > and set my wood smoker box over the stump. ocassionaly I throw on a
> > > couple peices of hardwood oak flooring every 30-60 minutes
> >
> > Interesting approach. Hardwood flooring isnt treated?

> nope its raw wood, you install than sand the floor to get it flat.
>
> of course they do make prefinished stuff
> all the scraps from that goes to the landfill

Shoot-that Cowboy brand lump is about 60% tongue and grooved oak
flooring offcuts. Even after charring it still fits together!

monroe(but it don't slap nail worth a shet)

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Monroe, of course... wrote:
> Shoot-that Cowboy brand lump is about 60% tongue and grooved oak
> flooring offcuts. Even after charring it still fits together!
>
> monroe(but it don't slap nail worth a shet)

I was REALLY admiring the firebox over a stump too, I'd love to see pics.
It's not like you could do this forever, but damn, starting a stump on fire
and using it to smoke with........ Man, I'd love to see pics.


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Monroe, of course... wrote:
> Shoot-that Cowboy brand lump is about 60% tongue and grooved oak
> flooring offcuts. Even after charring it still fits together!
>
> monroe(but it don't slap nail worth a shet)

I was REALLY admiring the firebox over a stump too, I'd love to see pics.
It's not like you could do this forever, but damn, starting a stump on fire
and using it to smoke with........ Man, I'd love to see pics.


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stump bbq
 

Monroe, of course... wrote:
> Shoot-that Cowboy brand lump is about 60% tongue and grooved oak
> flooring offcuts. Even after charring it still fits together!
>
> monroe(but it don't slap nail worth a shet)

I was REALLY admiring the firebox over a stump too, I'd love to see pics.
It's not like you could do this forever, but damn, starting a stump on fire
and using it to smoke with........ Man, I'd love to see pics.


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"Graeme...in London" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Duwop" > wrote in message
> ...
>
> > I was REALLY admiring the firebox over a stump too, I'd love to see
pics.
> > It's not like you could do this forever, but damn, starting a stump on
> fire
> > and using it to smoke with........ Man, I'd love to see pics.
>
>
> I'm really impressed with this idea too and it could spell the end of my
> stump removal misery. I lost a crab-apple and a pear tree last year and
have
> been lopping branches off as and when needed. The pear tree must have been
> in excess of 100 yrs old and has a really thick trunk (slightly narrower
> than an ECB). I was thinking about removing the ash pan from a bullet
> smoker, placing the main body on tiles or bricks to allow some airflow and
> throwing on some hot coals. I can visualise getting numerous sessions off
a
> single stump.
>
> As and when, I post pics to abf.
>
> Graeme
>

Hopfully I will post a few pics to show after work.

my stump was cut low to the ground with probably 2-3 inches above ground
I lit 2 fires on the stump using charcol hoping to get rid of it before
using it for a bbq. So there is many burns from a stump.