Masterbuilt Smoker Cookbook

Sm?k?ng ?? th? ?r????? ?f fl?v?r?ng, br?wn?ng, ???k?ng, ?r ?r???rv?ng food b? exposing ?t t? smoke fr?m burn?ng ?r ?m?ld?r?ng material, m??t ?ft?n w??d. M??t, f??h, ?nd l????ng souchong t?? are ?ft?n ?m?k?d. In Eur???, ?ld?r ?? th? tr?d?t??n?l ?m?k?ng wood, but ??k ?? more often used n?w, and beech t? a lesser ?xt?nt. In North Am?r???, h??k?r?, m???u?t?, oak, ????n, ?ld?r, m??l?, ?nd fru?t-tr?? w??d?, ?u?h ?? ???l?, ?h?rr?, ?nd plum, ?r? commonly used f?r smoking. Oth?r b??m??? besides wood ??n ?l?? be ?m?l???d, ??m?t?m?? w?th th? ?dd?t??n ?f fl?v?r?ng ?ngr?d??nt?. Ch?n??? tea-smoking uses a mixture ?f uncooked rice, ?ug?r, ?nd tea, heated ?t the base ?f a w?k. Some North Am?r???n h?m ?nd b???n makers ?m?k? th??r ?r?du?t? ?v?r burn?ng ??rn??b?. P??t ?? burn?d t? dr? ?nd ?m?k? th? b?rl?? malt used to m?k? Scotch wh??k? ?nd some b??r?. In N?w Z??l?nd, ??wdu?t from th? n?t?v? m?nuk? (t?? tr??) ?? ??mm?nl? u??d for h?t ?m?k?ng fish. In I??l?nd, dried ?h??? dung ?? u??d t? ??ld-?m?k? f??h, l?mb, mutt?n and wh?l?. H??t?r???ll?, farms ?n th? W??t?rn w?rld ?n?lud?d a small building t?rm?d th? "?m?k?h?u??", wh?r? meats could b? ?m?k?d and ?t?r?d.