lilac wood?

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lilac wood?

Postby zeds » 28 Jul 2017, 15:55

Anybody here smoked with lilac wood before? I've searched on google and found a few reports from overseas saying it's good for fish, lamb and cheese but not much from the uk, and not being a botanist or arborist I'm unsure whether their lilac and our lilac is the same... ?

I only ask as my neighbour had 3 lilac trees chopped down, so I pinched a fair bit of the wood to season (my daughters think I have a wood hoarding problem now as anytime anyone I know prunes their fruit trees I'm taking the wood and stashing it under benches in the garden, got a lovely cherry wood collection seasoning up well, and a few hazel and juneberry prunings too :lol: :lol: ). I'll use it for the fire pit if it's no good for food, but it would be nice if I could use it and smoke something for my neighbour as a thank you for all the free wood!

So, any thoughts on the common garden lilac tree as a smoking wood?
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Re: lilac wood?

Postby derekmiller » 29 Jul 2017, 08:39

Not heard of this, but that's not to say it isn't do-able.
This is a thread on smoking woods.

viewtopic.php?f=17&t=76
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Re: lilac wood?

Postby zeds » 30 Jul 2017, 14:49

derekmiller wrote:Not heard of this, but that's not to say it isn't do-able.
This is a thread on smoking woods.

http://www.bbbqs.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=76


Thanks for the link, that's an interesting thread... I'll update with the lilac wood in a few months when it's dried out somewhat!
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