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    Oak wood in SE Michigan

    I'm doing brisket for the first time this week, and I'd very much like to procure some oak wood chunks before then. Any suggestions on where to pick some up? P.j.
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    Chicken pieces

    I want to cook individual (NOT boneless/skinless)chicken pieces underneath my BB ribs in the WSM. How long should I expect for legs, thighs, breasts at 250 degrees? Is there a significant difference between white and dark meat in terms of cooking times? I am also thinking of pulling the...
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    charcoal falls through grate

    Often, the Kingsford charcoal briquettes fall through my grate when I dump them from the chimney. The ring is in place, of course, but there is just enough space at the edges for a briquette to fall through. Has anyone else experienced this? I don't think it's a serious problem...just...
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    Charcoal ash

    How much ash does it take to taint your meat? I know it's best not to stir up ANY ash when tending the fire or adding wood, but those little floating specks seem inevitable. I barely touch anything and a few invariably fly from the fire. Is this a serious problem? If so, how do I avoid...
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    Turkey Breast

    I have one of those boneless Butterball turkey breasts (2-3 lbs) that I want to smoke. I've found that most people insist that turkey is best bbq'd at 300-325 degrees. What have your experiences been with turkey? Someone on this site did a turkey breast with ribs at 225...will it cook as...
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    Cherry Wood

    Supposedly, cherry wood is LESS potent than hickory, with a "subtle" flavor that is good for chicken. My own experience, however, seemed to belie this widely held notion. My friends and I smoked some chicken using a cherry/hickory mix and found the flavor to be overpowering. We use hickory...

 

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