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Trying a new lump charcoal
ArlingtonGrill
Posts: 65
Anyone tried "Nature-Glo" hardwood lump made by Royal Oak? I'm usually a Wicked user, but my guy was out.
Thanks
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Looks like a good one to try out if Wicked Good is not available.
See here...
http://www.nakedwhiz.com/lumpdatabase/lumpbag43.htm
OKC area XL - Medium Eggs -
I've heard it's really good, but can't find it here in MN.Extra Large, 2 Large, Medium, Mini Max, Weber Summit gasser, Weber Q. Mankato, MN
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Ah, forgot to check naked whiz. Thanks. Will give it a go on some baby backs tomorrow.
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Hi Everyone:I was watching a video and this guy mentioned there was a lump charcoal that doesn't impart any flavor to the food. I didn't catch the type of wood/name. My family doesn't like any smoky taste when I'm making bird....thought I would get some (if it exists) when I do Thanksgiving turkey.Cheers,Alex
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aomsen2 said:Hi Everyone:I was watching a video and this guy mentioned there was a lump charcoal that doesn't impart any flavor to the food. I didn't catch the type of wood/name. My family doesn't like any smoky taste when I'm making bird....thought I would get some (if it exists) when I do Thanksgiving turkey.Cheers,Alex
It's not necessarily a certain brand, but more the carbon content of the charcoal. The higher the carbon content, the less wood that's left in the charcoal. Less wood = less smoke.If you get a charcoal that is under-carbonized, or if full of molding/floor scrap, it's going to smoke like crazy......and not that's necessarily the flavor(s) of smoke you want. If that happens with a mesquite based charcoal, you could ruin that turkey.
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aomsen2 said:Hi Everyone:I was watching a video and this guy mentioned there was a lump charcoal that doesn't impart any flavor to the food. I didn't catch the type of wood/name. My family doesn't like any smoky taste when I'm making bird....thought I would get some (if it exists) when I do Thanksgiving turkey.Cheers,Alex__________________________________________It's not a science, it's an art. And it's flawed.- Camp Hill, PA
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