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Beef brisket by the pound

Pulled pork by the pound

Smoked beef sausage by the pound

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Start with apple or cherry—forgiving, mild, and enhance most proteins without overpowering.

Oak or hickory; oak is steady and medium-strong, hickory is stronger and bacon-like—use mesquite sparingly.

Apple or cherry for mild, slightly sweet smoke; avoid heavy woods that overpower.

Yes—blend a base (oak) with a sweeter wood (apple/cherry) to layer flavor.

Not necessary; use dry wood and control airflow for clean, thin blue smoke.

Alder/Apple (mild) → Oak/Pecan (medium) → Hickory/Mesquite (strong).

Beef brisket served on a sandwich

Pulled pork served on a sandwich

Smoked beef sausage served on a sandwich

Mild spice mustard sauce

Tomato-based sauce with spice and vinegar

Vinegar pepper sauce

Banana pudding with whipped cream and vanilla wafers

Coleslaw with mayonnaise, mustard, celery seeds, and sweet pickles

Homemade mac and cheese with cheese crust

Red rice with sausage, onions, and red peppers

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