I'm surprised - maybe even a little let down - that as a man of such discerning taste in dinnerware that you'd compromise with the quality of your wood...ðŸ˜😎💩🤠😂
Did you use dried out nasty oak or fresh oak? Fresh oak definitely has a pronounced forward flavor on food.
I'll tell you what, I'll bring you some fresh oak (I've got several live oaks in my yard, so you know it'll be only a few hours old) next time I'm out in Houston 🤠😎
We had something similar happen in Orlando when I was a kid. We moved there from the Gainesville area in '82 or 83 and there were orange groves everywhere. Then in '86 there was a very hard freeze (the same one that took out the Challenger) that absolutely decimated the groves. Almost none of them were replanted and most of the citrus industry stayed in the more southern part of the state.
I hear you, Huskee. My eyes roll so hard I can nearly see my brain when somebody starts describing a citrus (or whatever) "aftertaste" they get from a particular wood.
I have to agree, as long as it hard wood I don't think I can tell the difference honestly but fruit and nut woods smell great peach some how reminds me of competitions I been to but taste all pretty much the same 😎😎😎
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