Making woodchips last longer
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Making woodchips last longer
Does anybody have any good tips for making wood-chips smoke longer.
I have a smoke box which I use in my Frontier, placed directly on the coals (I use coconut briquettes) but find that a small handful of wood-chips get burnt out fairly quickly even though I soak them thoroughly before use. They tend to stop smoking after about 30 minutes. Is this normal and how often show I add a handful more.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
Andy
I have a smoke box which I use in my Frontier, placed directly on the coals (I use coconut briquettes) but find that a small handful of wood-chips get burnt out fairly quickly even though I soak them thoroughly before use. They tend to stop smoking after about 30 minutes. Is this normal and how often show I add a handful more.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
Andy
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Re: Making woodchips last longer
Hi Andy, 30 mins is about right, I wouldn't bother with soaking the wood chips.
Try wrappy a handful of chips in some tinfoil, poke 1 small hole in it and toss it onto the charcoal.
Glad the amb worked out well for you
Try wrappy a handful of chips in some tinfoil, poke 1 small hole in it and toss it onto the charcoal.
Glad the amb worked out well for you
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