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Postby power » 01 Jan 2014, 06:42

hi. been reading here for the last few weeks, seems like a good forum! well the wife brought me a wsm in october! done around 10 cooks on it, most of them have come out great, but still seem to be putting too much smoke ibto the meat!

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Postby robgunby » 01 Jan 2014, 13:19

Hey, welcome and happy new year!

The level of smoke is a personal taste thing, but don't be afraid to go very light on the wood addition if that's what you like. A couple of big chunks right at the start of cooking can be more than enough, depending on how you like it.
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Postby ConorD » 07 Jan 2014, 20:12

Like Rob says - try the lighter fruit woods (Apple or Cherry) and I generally only use 2-3 good lumps from the start which seems to work fine for my taste.

Not sure what you are using but Hickory and particularly mesquite can be over powering.
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Postby Toby » 07 Jan 2014, 20:32

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Postby keith157 » 08 Jan 2014, 09:50

Hi, have a good read and you'll find you weren't alone in too much smoke, start off light (probably half what you would think) then adjust for the next cook.
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