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How Can I Prevent Mold On My Smoking Wood?

Mold growth on wood used for smoking foods can pose health risks and negatively impact the flavor and safety of the food. It is important to store smoking wood properly in a dry, well-ventilated area...

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What Is The Best Wood For Smoking Prime Rib?

In the world of barbecue and smoking, few dishes exude luxury and indulgence quite like prime rib. Whether it's a special occasion or just a weekend treat, smoking prime rib is an art that can...

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Can I Use Logs In A Wood Smoker?

When it come to smoking foods, the most common fuels are wood chips, wood chunks and increasingly wood pellets. But did you know you can also use larger wood logs? While you can use logs in a...

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What Are The Best Woods For Wood Burning Stoves?

Hardwoods are generally considered the best choice for burning in a wood-burning stove. Hardwoods like oak, hickory, maple, and beech are denser and have a higher energy content compared to...

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What Is The Best Wood For Smoking Pork Butt?

Pork butt, often called "Boston butt," is actually a cut from the upper part of the pig's shoulder. It's a well-marbled and flavorful cut used for making pulled pork and various barbecue...

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Wood Logs vs. Wood Pellets: Pros and Cons

In the world of home heating and sustainable energy sources, there's an age-old debate: wood logs or wood pellets? Both of these wood-based fuels have unique advantages and disadvantages, and...

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