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Howdy Rick.
Soaking in water is not necessary. Even when dry, chunks take a little time to dry out once they are in and around the fire. The sooner the wood dries out, the sooner you will have a clean burning smoke. A very thin barely visible blue smoke is all you need to get good smoke flavor. [p]Just one fellas opinin anyways. Hope it helps.
Chris
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Nature Boy, Thanks for the knowledge!! BTW....the rubs are GREAT!!!
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Nature Boy,
Do you toss the wood chips on the fire when you are putting the meat on the cooking grid - - - not while the BGE is pre-heating?[p]****
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Howdy ****
I mainly use chunks and usually have all my wood in the fire at least 30 minutes before I start cooking. Even when I use chips, I don't put the meat on until the smoke thins and starts to smell sweet.[p]Just the way I do it. I don't like the flavor of the smoke when the wood just starts to burn....though some folks don't seem to mind it.
Happy cookin!
Chris
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