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wood for grilling planks
What woods are good for grilling planks and how thick should they be? Looked
at the local borg and they had western cedar, two planks,, for $8. I know Alder is another one. Also, how long to soak them in water? The ones at the borg said one hour, but that doesn't seem very long for something going into a grill at 350 degrees. I read the directions on the ones at the borg, but just couldn't bring myself to spend that much for them. Thanks for any info. Jimmy |
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