Cadillac by StefanS
- Butterbean
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In my opinion - it is different - main purpose of smoking is preserving a meat for longer time. It is done in different - low temperature. In many cases it is only part of meat processing cycle.What we call BBQ'ing is meat smoking - low and slow is the only way to go - so to me it is the same thing
BBQ - longer process to make a meat ready to eat directly after that process. Higher temperatures.
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I get what you are saying and agree to a point but IMO the process is the same apart from the amount of heat you are using. With the stick burners I use I can control the heat simply by adjusting the intake dampers which allows for fresh smoke to constantly pass over the meat rather than backing it up by restricting the exhaust. Whether I am using this for cold smoking or hot smoking the intake controls the process. In hot smoking there are two levels, one is when I'm not rendering the fat and the other is when I am but the process is the same and all controlled by the intake dampers. Of course, if I smoke a pig it will be served as BBQ so is it smoked pig or is it BBQ? As long as its good, no one really seems to care. ![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
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