I like to grill pizzas but have not smoked one. What wood chips do you use for pizza smoking?
http://www.livestrong.com/article/43...a-on-a-smoker/
Does anyone use a Traeger grill / smoker?
http://www.traegergrills.com/shop/grills#
I like to grill pizzas but have not smoked one. What wood chips do you use for pizza smoking?
http://www.livestrong.com/article/43...a-on-a-smoker/
Does anyone use a Traeger grill / smoker?
http://www.traegergrills.com/shop/grills#
Last edited by Jono; 04-30-2013 at 15:20.
I would probably never smoke a pizza, I like cooking pizza in a super hot oven or modified grill for a couple of minutes as opposed to up to an hour at 250 degrees. That being said if I were to try to smoke a pizza I would probably use a fruit tree wood, apple, cherry, or pecan.
I have couple of friends who own Traegers. They seem to do a good job of temperature control, the pellets can be kind of pricey. They are for the set it and forget king of people, I like to fuss with my stick burner while I am smoking.
Jim
Thanks for the info! I guess you could do the grillin smoke option.....having some pre-soaked chips in the container.
My brother sent me this so blame him.
It does have Whiskey in it..........so that makes it healthy.
I did it and could not believe how good (bad for you) it is. A close friend prepared itand after stated "take the receipe to a pool of calm water, throw it in, if its ever needed, it will rise again".
http://bacontoday.com/whiskey-maple-glazed-slab-bacon/
"You can't claim to have been drinkin all day if you don't start first thing in the mornin."
Maybe the Lady of the Lake will throw back out!
Actually, it looks like it could be a nice appetizer.
"The glaze has pineapple, maple syrup, Irish whiskey, red wine vinegar and cayenne paper. " I think a bourbon would work better.
I used Bourbon, poured it out of my Whiskey glass that's from Canada, designed in Scotland.......................................... .........
"You can't claim to have been drinkin all day if you don't start first thing in the mornin."
This week I have been curing wild duck, wild goose, and wild turkey breasts. The duck and goose is in a corning cure like what would be used to make corned beef. The wild turkey breast has a little sweeter cure with a little garlic too. I will smoke these tasty treats tomorrow with apple wood. The duck and goose breasts will be coated with garlic and pepper and after being smoked will be a type of pastrami.