Western Apple BBQ Cooking Wood Chunks

APPLE CHUNKS

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Apple BBQ Cooking Chunks

Apple BBQ cooking chunks produce a mild but delicate smoky flavor with a hint of sweetness, which pairs well with vegetables and pork products such as ribs, pork shoulder and chops. Apple chunks also add great flavor to beef when combined with Mesquite or Pecan BBQ smoking chunks.

What are wood chunks?

Wood chunks are pieces of wood that have been cut and kiln-dried to be used as a standalone fuel source or in combination with lump charcoal or briquets

What do apple wood chunks do?

Apple wood chunks produce a mild but delicate smoky flavor with a hint of sweetness

What are wood chunks used for?

You can use wood chunks with or instead of charcoal, with kettle grills, ceramic grills or smokers

Use with or instead of charcoal, with kettle grills, ceramic grills or smokers

100% real apple wood

Sweet & mild flavor

500 cu in bag

Apple BBQ Cooking Chunks – Sweet and Mild Flavor

Great for pork, beef and vegetables.

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Instructions

HOW TO COOK WITH JUST CHUNKS

To retain the natural flavor, we recommend building your fire without lighter fluid. Instead, use a solid fire starter.

Stack dry cooking chunks in a pyramid on top of a solid fire starter leaving an edge exposed. Then light the fire starter. Let the chunks burn for approximately 15 to 20 minutes with the lid and all vents open. For a milder flavor, allow additional time for the wood to cook down. Close the vents and lid.

Wait about one minute for flame to subside, then open lid and spread chunks evenly. Place food on the grill and close the lid. Cooking with the lid closed prevents flare-ups and allows the wood to give better smoke flavor to the foods cooked.

HOW TO USE WITH CHARCOAL

We recommend cooking the natural way by using lump charcoal instead of briquets and using a solid fire starter instead of fluid to avoid having any chemicals influence your food.

Light the charcoal using your preferred method. Several minutes prior to cooking, add 3-5 dry chunks on a standard grill. Add more for large smokers. Continue to add chunks every 20-30 minutes during the cooking process to infuse that great smoke flavor.

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