Hickory vs Mesquite
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#1 by MoonBeam on 23 Aug 2019
So we didn't get to a best supplier answer about which hickory.............
How about choosing between Hickory vs Mesquite.
What would be your "Go to" pellet?
Grin... I'm getting closer............... :-)
MoonBeam
#2 by
Darwin on 24 Aug 2019
I like grilling over mesquite but it can be overpowering for smoking.
Darwin
#3 by smokin soon on 24 Aug 2019
I use a 50/50 mix of both. Give it a go, you might like it.
smokin soon
#4 by bregent on 24 Aug 2019
>So we didn't get to a best supplier answer about which hickory
No? I saw a bunch of replies to that thread.
>How about choosing between Hickory vs Mesquite
Are you talking about 100% flavorwood pellets? Mesquite is too strong for me for most food. It's also pricey. I use 100% hickory for everything.
bregent
#5 by
Canadian John on 24 Aug 2019
My take on smoker WOOD that I use or have used with lump: Hickory, a good smoke on the strong side... Mesquite, a very pronounced and a slightly bitter taste.
Canadian John
#6 by scadigan on 29 Aug 2019
I’ve been using pecan and really liking the results with my briskets, ribs, and chicken...
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scadigan
#7 by
pmillen on 29 Aug 2019
Quote from: scadigan on August 29, 2019, 12:40:10 PM
I’ve been using pecan and really liking the results with my briskets, ribs, and chicken...
Pecan is a Hickory variety. You have a finely-tuned palate. (I'm not doubting you.)
pmillen
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