Carolina Cookwood Maple Smoking Wood Chunks 750 Cubic Inches Naturally Cured

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Carolina Cookwood Maple Smoking Wood Chunks 750 Cubic Inches Naturally Cured
There is nothing like aged Maple wood chunks
for low & slow meat smoking and grilling. Enjoy that authentic Carolina BBQ experience with Carolina Cookwood wood chunks.
Carolina Cookwood is freshly cut and naturally cured for achieving exceptional flavor!
Whether you are grilling over wood coals, cooking with a wood fired oven, or slow smoking your barbeque, you can be confident that our cooking wood will produce the longest lasting coals of any wood on the market.
Carolina Cookwood wood chunks are ideal for use with ceramic cookers, charcoal grills and many types of smokers. The smoke created by our wood chunks will add a rich, distinct flavor.
Since our wood chunks are freshly cut and naturally cured, you can use them as they are, or you may prefer to soak them in water, apple juice, wine, beer, whiskey, or any liquid of your choice. If you have leftover chunks, let them dry out to use again later.
NATURALLY CURED vs. KILN DRIED
When wood is kiln-dried, it is exposed to very high temperatures, virtually cooking the natural flavor out of the wood. This is typically done by mass producers so that the wood won't sweat and mildew in plastic packaging. Carolina Cookwood is cured naturally and hand-packaged for you in natural, breathable (12" x 20") burlap bags.
HOW TO COOK WITH WOOD CHUNKS
GRILLING
When using a charcoal grill, place several chunks directly on your coals when lighting them. When coals are ready (using tongs) move the wood chunks to the side, away from the coals. This allows the wood chunks to smolder without flaming up.
When using a gas grill, place several chunks on cooking surface about ten minutes before cooking. They will get hot on the cooking surface and release smoke. Close the cover while cooking so that your food will absorb the great wood flavor. You may also place your wood chunks in small cast iron skillet on the cooking surface.
SMOKING
When using a charcoal smoker, the procedure is the same as the charcoal grill except you will continue to feed your smoker with chunks.
When using a gas smoker, keep adding chunks until it meets your preference.
The key to achieving superior flavor is the temperature control and the length of time in the smoking process. Try using your wood chunks lightly until you know just how strong a flavor you prefer. You may also try mixing wood flavors e.g. Hickory and White Oak.
Our operation is located in upstate South Carolina. Our cooking wood is locally harvested, freshly cut and naturally cured.
Each bag should yield 10-12 cooks.
Shipping Dimensions: 16" x 12" x 7"