"The Best Stop" Chicken & Prasek's Hillje Smok

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surfinsapo

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I BBQ'd two whole chickens with some great seasoning I bought at "The Best Stop" while visiting S. Louisiana in May 2009. I smoked the meat with "Tabasco Wood Barrel" Chips. Also cooked two links of Prasek's Hillje Smokehouse. Everything came out delicious.


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Looks like some fine eating there SS!

So how do you like those Tabasco wood chips. If I find them around here I'll have to give them a try.
 
Tony M said:
Looks like some fine eating there SS!

So how do you like those Tabasco wood chips. If I find them around here I'll have to give them a try.
Thank you. The wood chips had a pleasant mild flavor and aroma. Nothing like I have ever used before. I will use them on different types of meats in the coming future. ;)
 
Hey Sapo looks like you done a fine job as usual. Thanks for the repoat on the wood and rub and stuff. Sure somebody prob buy some mailorder if they have a link or phone number etc. That is a cute little sausage hangar. Obviously some januine Aggie/Southern Injuneering on that one. :LOL:

bigwheel
 
JohnnyReb said:
i have been wanting to try those tabasco chips...Hrrmmm

THANKS SAPO !!

They is over rated & priced. Make em you self Boy's.



For 1lb of dry oak (prefered) or hicorey chips add enough water to cover em In a NON REACTIVE container (PLASTIC),
Then pour in about 16oz Tabasco sauce. Or use straight tabasco sauce & no water.
Cover with tightly with saran rap :LOL: & let em soak, the longer the better. 1 to 4 weeks. Drain & Set em out in the sun
(if thats available where you stay :twisted: )
or a dry warm place fur a while till dry....

Down here they sell cajun hot sauce by the gallon for under $5 bucks
 
JohnnyReb said:
i have been wanting to try those tabasco chips...Hrrmmm

THANKS SAPO !!

JohnnReb, If you want some shoot me a PM and I'll hook you up man. I only bought them to help Louisiana since it's a poor state that depends on the oil industry and tourism. Mesquite is much better smokin wood... :D
 
surfinsapo said:
JohnnyReb said:
i have been wanting to try those tabasco chips...Hrrmmm

THANKS SAPO !!

JohnnReb, If you want some shoot me a PM and I'll hook you up man. I only bought them to help Louisiana since it's a poor state that depends on the oil industry and tourism. Mesquite is much better smokin wood... :D

heh...we have some at the warehouse where i work (get a discount :D )
we also have budweiser beechwood chips
havent tried either yet
 

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