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Postby pup » Sun Oct 05, 2008 8:27 am

has anyone used persimmion wood to cook with ? or does it put off a gas witch is not good for cooking?
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Postby bigwheel » Sun Oct 05, 2008 8:45 am

Never bumped into none myself but seems like I have heard rumors it cooks good. Dont think it cuz a person to get puckered lips or anything.

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Postby JaCK2U2 » Sun Oct 05, 2008 3:29 pm

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Persimmon Wood
Smoking Grilling and BBQ Wood



Persimmon is a tree of the ebony family with yellow to orange-red plumlike fruit. The fruit is sour and astringent when green but sweet and edible when ripe

The persimmon grows very slowly and normally only reaches 35 feet tall when 50 years of age. The persimmon grows throughout the Southern United States and is well adapted to mild moist climate.

Through our research we have found that Oklahoma persimmon wood is an excellent wood for smoking fine meats particularly for commercial establishments.

When the wood is used for smoking it passes on the sweet dry taste of the fruit. It is important to use only persimmon wood cut in the early fall from single seed fruit trees just before the fruit fully ripens.

The sweet dry taste it imparts to smoked meat has been reported to double drink orders substantially increasing sales and profit.





Persimmon Wood
Persimmon wood produces a sweet dry taste and is perfect for restaurants and establishments looking to increase their customers drink orders.

• Our persimmon is grade "A"
• Our persimmon is specially cut in small chunks for use in BBQs.

• 35 lb box of Persimmon Wood $45.00 plus UPS.

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Postby DJ » Sun Oct 05, 2008 7:58 pm

:lol: :lol: You are such a rig! Never seen nuthin ya cooked but I'm envious of your wit, vocabulary and yur mastering of the German language!!! what was that new word ya introduced?, pequito?? what a rig! :lol: :lol:

bigwheel wrote:Never bumped into none myself but seems like I have heard rumors it cooks good. Dont think it cuz a person to get puckered lips or anything.

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Postby bigwheel » Mon Oct 06, 2008 8:23 am

Well glad to gived you a kick and thanks to Jack for that BA in Persimmon Wood. Hoping you taking care of my pal the old Preplexed Opposum up there in the vast wasteland of the Frozen North.

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Postby DJ » Mon Oct 06, 2008 6:54 pm

Have only seen the possum a cpl times since he departed my building last winter. Wanders over now and then, but we rarely have time to talk. He's currently out of the take-out side of the Q biz and is focused pretty much on just catering which is, by the way, my long term goal. Taking this back to the thread topic, thinkin I'll start lookin fer some persimmon as even tho Jack omitted, it is rumored that it usually grows near the great stands of Shagbark Hickory, which, as you know, is the possums trademark wood of choice. Take care, and yup, most of yur stuff brings me a chuckle or two.
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bigwheel wrote:Well glad to gived you a kick and thanks to Jack for that BA in Persimmon Wood. Hoping you taking care of my pal the old Preplexed Opposum up there in the vast wasteland of the Frozen North.

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Postby pup » Tue Oct 07, 2008 9:07 pm

thanks fo the information. GOD BLESS
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