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Smoking peppers Recipes?

Just got a smoker and wanting to smoke anything and everything.  I found a few threads, but want a little more detail about smoking peppers, onions, and garlic for hot sauce/salsa.  What type of wood chips, how long, and temp?  are there any peppers that are better smoked than others?
 
I just use heavy duty reynolds wrap foil...no hole pokes needed really. Probably cheaper than the trays and I always have it on hand anyway.

But yea, don't put your product directly on grates...who knows what will end up in the bottle
 
It's true the tray does not need holes. The same way when you wrap something in foil it still gets smoked. But the temp grill pans I posted also have ribs so the pepper is raised, which can smoke better. Less turning and no "flat sided" peppers fropm touching the hot bottom.
 
The Hot Pepper said:
It's true the tray does not need holes. The same way when you wrap something in foil it still gets smoked. But the temp grill pans I posted also have ribs so the pepper is raised, which can smoke better. Less turning and no "flat sided" peppers fropm touching the hot bottom.
convection smoking, i like it
 
tims77 said:
cherry is my favorite.......i just throw em in around 200-225, smoke em until they are smoked lol
Here I have a 30 habs 10 golden Jolks and the rest are caribe, serranos and sweet minis. Smoked for about 6 hours (was doing a Christmas brisket so I took them out after my first look at th meat)
Waiting to get some tomatillos and its on hommie
Temp 225
I've had many great reviews on this one.
 

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Elpicante said:
Here I have a 30 habs 10 golden Jolks and the rest are caribe, serranos and sweet minis. Smoked for about 6 hours (was doing a Christmas brisket so I took them out after my first look at th meat)
Waiting to get some tomatillos and its on hommie [emoji12][emoji12][emoji12]
Temp 225
I've had many great reviews on this one.
What kind of wood did you use?


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You are right but only if you over do it. I found that it happens with all woods if stop doing hickory because of the gassy smell it gave ribs if smoked over the 4 hour mark.
 
Elpicante said:
You are right but only if you over do it. I found that it happens with all woods if stop doing hickory because of the gassy smell it gave ribs if smoked over the 4 hour mark.
I've done pork butts for 14 hours straight over hickory and never had an off flavor. As always, YMMV...
 
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