An edible project

Dad! Kev and I are in need of another chicken. We just finished our last one. PPllleeeaaasse! They are too yummy!

-- Missle

Karson, that’s awsome, Ic ant wait for better weather so I can get my smoker out again…mmm so tasty

-- Cheers

It’s never too cold for smoking. (Food that is)

-- Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com

It looks like we have to add an adendum on the Lumberjocks logo, ”lumberjocksncooks”

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One good reason to “segregate” your sawdust – not just by type so much as flavor (and toxicity) I saw Alton Brown on the food network, use sawdust and a hot plate (in a cardboard box no less) – I bet that chicken is fantastic!

I’ll join that roster of jocksncooks! – anything to combine interests….

-- I am always doing what I cannot do yet, in order to learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso -- http://snbcreative.wordpress.com/

I’ve used walnut, oak, cherry and maple and mesquite wood chunks. The mesquite I have to buy, I don’t have any lumber. I’ve never used sawdust or planer shavings because it is usually all mixed up. I have enough wood chunks for the smoking that I do. I’ve got 2 plastic storage totes full of wood chunks. I just run them through the bandsaw to get them manageable.

And yes they are ummy. Today, I also smoked hamburgers, and tenderized steaks. The hamburgers we will use for a fast meal on a bun, or we break them up to put in eggs in the morning. The kids will zap them on a bun on the way to school in the morning. I do like pork ribs best though.

When our older kids show up for the weekend, they empty the freezer of smoked meat as they head out the door.

And as you can see my daughter above asking for more chicken as user Missle.

-- Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com

Thats it I vote Karson does the cooking for our birthday party next month!

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Alton Brown is my favorite, I love that guy.

-- Cheers

I like hickory smoked flavor, but hickory can be difficult to locate in some parts. So when I needed some, I picked up a couple of hickory axe handles from the local home building supply and cut them into 4” ‘cubes’, soaked them in water for a few days and then placed them along with my BBQ coals. Worked great!

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ha.. so are we going to start another CookingJocks site or just extend this one as Dick suggested?

yummy chickens.. I’d eat one instantly ;)

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WOW. Now I have a good use for all these spare stciks sitting around. I’ll talk to me brother-in-law… he’s the cook.

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Martin
I think it would be best if you started Cookingjocks alone, I think we’d get all cluttered up.

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Jocks Can Cook

-- "Functional WoodArt" by Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)

Cooking Jocks can cook. But, not necessarly all LumberJocks.

-- Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com

Karson,

It has been said finishing is the most challenging for a lot of woodworkers. I want to know how you finished these chicks?

Looks awful good. Yum Smoked Chicken!

Dalec

I finished them with BBQ sauce. A couple of chicken pot pies, a couple of sandwiches. And then start again. I usually smoke about 4 chickens every 2 weeks. year round. Buy them at Walmart for around $3.80 each.

-- Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com

Karson, I might be a little late for dinner but save me a leg.

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You just gave me a brilliant idea…...I’m going to take every piece of my “2X4 project” and use it to smoke a big beef tenderloin…then post that pic. Not sure if I’d win or not, but it will definitely preserve my sanity!

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here in tx. we have big mesguite trees. great for wood working and cooking.

-- hap, gunbarrel city tx.