Im never afraid to try a new wood as long as it fits my definition of hard wood, Some are quite strong and need a little toneing down, I started with a smoker like yours and just added my choice of smoge wood chips to the charcoal, If you see and smell strong smoke pouring out of your smoker and think it might be a little strong, pull a few chips out till the smoke smells right to you, Practice makes perfect.<br /> Elder son does the drunk chicken thing a couple of times a week , It never turns out bad, I have been thinking of trying this with various flavored wines, I think it would work the same.Originally posted by P.O.N.Y.:<br /> Nice variety of woods there heycods.<br /><br />I am interested in trying the beer can chicken in a smoker, we grill them out all the time......even have one of those special ceramic chicken stands. We then usually make a gravy out of the beer in the drip pan.
I have tried some of the smoke and dehyd jerky, I cant get the smoke right for me, I dont like a lot of smoke on my jerky, I havent give up yet just aint got it right.<br /> Gona be a big year for you aint it San, at least a big 50Originally posted by sanssouci:<br /> I keep our smoker busy all summer also...but what I like to do is dehydrate after its been smoked. There is nothing like making your own jerky. sans
Which brings to mind, Good surrpy homade peach brandy, that would have to work on a drunk chicken.<br /> Any body got a sorce of good homemade surrpy peach brandy. My source died about 10 years ago.<br />Someone surly knows what Im talking about. About 30wt with little pieces of peaches floating around in it, chilled to about 40 deg. <br /> To he!! with the drunk chicken, I want to taste that stuff once moreOriginally posted by Ron G:<br /> I did one in some peach wine it was very tasty.