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Sufferin' Sassafras!

Started by squirtthecat, October 06, 2010, 04:57:20 PM

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squirtthecat

Up In Smoke sent me a box of goodies today...

(I apologize in advance for the feline photo bomber)



Roughly a pound of Sassafras limb trimmings, and a bottle of a very interesting sauce...

I'll let the wood dry for a few weeks, then bust it down to use in the Traeger (or even the Bradley) in small pieces.

Gonna try the glaze this weekend on some pork and/or chicken!

Thanks Jerry!

camoghost

Let us know how it come out, looks good.

Up In Smoke

You're welcome Pat.
I am looking forward to your creations with it for sure!

I am thinking i may grill some wings this weekend and see how they turn out with that glaze.
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That Jerry is a mean guy sending you stuff for you to make something special. ;D

Just awesome!


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I have 200 lbs of Sassafras but ya have to come get it   ;D

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Wildcat

Sassafras sounds interesting. I've drank many gallons of home brewed Sassafras tea but never thought of smoking with it. I'm guessing a flavor similiar to oak.
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I have that stuff growing like weeds along my lawn line. The wood smells sweet like its sap; sassafras. One benefit I get from it is that I can make my own Gumbo File powder. I've never attempted to use it to smoke food. I may try it some day.



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squirtthecat


I'll try it on some chicken or something simple like that.   Load the Traeger with Alder, so the sassafras flavor comes through..

BuyLowSellHigh

Didn't NePaS use some sassafras on some old school Andouille he made a while back?

STC, those chunks look almost the right size to do a little crosscut and make a puck for the Bradley.
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squirtthecat

Quote from: BuyLowSellHigh on October 07, 2010, 05:18:14 PM
STC, those chunks look almost the right size to do a little crosscut and make a puck for the Bradley.

We're on the same wavelength...    ;)

I'll dry them a bit and hit them with a sharp blade and a steady hand.  (neither of which I have - I'll bribe one of the woodworking guys at the office w/ some pulled pork)

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Quote from: BuyLowSellHigh on October 07, 2010, 05:18:14 PM
Didn't NePaS use some sassafras on some old school Andouille he made a while back?

Yep, he sure did!