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Madrone wood for smoking beef

by George V.
(Anacortes, WA)

Someone suggested that the wood from the Madrone tree would be good for smoking beef. I need guidance before I ruin good meat! Any thoughts?

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Madrone wood for smoking beef

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starstarstarstarstar 		yummo NEW
by: Anonymous

i miss madrone wood =( we used it to cook with quite often when i lived in n cali
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starstarstarstarstar 		Madrone as smoking wood
by: Anonymous

I have used madrone many times and always turned out great! I have a brisket smoking with madrone right now. The flavor is not overpowering, but definitely good!
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starstarstarstarstar 		hard wood
by: Anonymous

yes if dry
i would think it would be great sweet with a hardy back side
if i could i would use it's
cut some much of it i thought there might not be any left back in the 70-80 near myrtle creek Oregon

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