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Why is my fire so smokey? (And 6 ways to prevent it)
It’s a cool night and you have everyone gathered around the fire. You strike the first match, anticipating the glorious blaze that will soon ignite everyone’s imagination. But instead, nothing but thick smoke billows from your carefully built pile of...
What Kind of Cooking Wood Should I Use?
The art of cooking with wood has been around for thousands of years. Although modern conveniences like microwaves and electric ovens have made cooking easier and quicker, they haven’t necessarily done us any favors when it comes to the flavors...
9 Benefits of Grilling With Wood Rather Than Charcoal
Charcoal isn’t the only fuel you can use when grilling meats or veggies. While charcoal is certainly a popular choice, an alternative fuel source to consider is wood. Whether it’s whole logs, split logs, or chunks, high-quality wood excels in...
Is It Normal for a Wood-Burning Fire to Produce Lots of Smoke?
Smoke is a byproduct that’s created when organic matter, including wood, burns. Whether you use a fireplace, a fire pit (including smokeless fire pits), a stove, or a chiminea, it will probably produce smoke. As a result, many people assume...
How to Make Bacon Wrapped Jalapeño Poppers
One of the most glorious side items you can make is Bacon Wrapped Jalapeño Poppers! We’ll even use jalapeños from our own garden. And of course, we’ll also reverse-sear some delicious bratwursts.
Cooking at Home? Here are 8 Epic Recipe Ideas
It’s no secret that we love good food. Not only does it taste great, but delicious food brings people together and provides comfort during stressful times. Eating good food doesn’t require you to go to a restaurant. In fact, we...
10 Ways to Relax and Connect as a Family at Home
Life has a way of moving fast, but we often make the greatest memories during the slow moments. If you’re looking for a way to slow down, relax, or connect with your family at home then we’ve got you covered....
What to Use and Not Use When Lighting Your Fireplace or Fire Pit
To successfully start a fire, whether indoors or outdoors, you need three things: tinder, kindling, and firewood. Tinder (sometimes called a fire starter): This is the initial ignition source, which burns hot and quickly, igniting the kindling. Kindling: Small sticks...
How to Decorate Your Home With Firewood (and Stay Practical and Stylish)
There is nothing more relaxing and comforting than a warm fire in your home when it is freezing outside. Winters can be quite harsh, especially for people living in places where these months bring ice-covered roads, freezing winds, and mountains...
How to Smoke Ribs Using the 3-2-1 Method
We love ribs. Our first attempt was a huge success, largely because the 3-2-1 method makes cooking perfect ribs surprisingly easy. Read on for the directions, recipe, and lessons learned below!
How Hot Should My Pizza Oven Get & Why?
We love pizza! If you’re like most people on the planet, you probably love pizza too. With the current surge in popularity of homemade pizzas, more and more families are investing in high-quality at-home pizza ovens especially, for those who...
Wood-Fired or Gas-Fired: Which Oven Makes the Better Pizza?
Pizza…who doesn’t love it? Cooking pizza in an outdoor oven has become all the rage for modern chefs and restaurants but, like many things in the food world, it’s really just a case of something very old being made new...
What’s the Difference Between Wood Chips and Wood Chunks?
Woodsmoke is one of the best “ingredients” you can add to your outdoor cooking recipes. Nothing enhances the flavors of meat or vegetables like a touch of flame and a blanket of clean, sweet smoke. Whether you’re cooking with wood...
What is Seasoned Wood and Why You Don’t Want to Use It?
Fire. Mankind has depended on it for light, security, warmth, cooking, and practically every area of life and survival since our earliest ancestors learned how to control this seemingly magical substance. Even in our modern world, everything from family camping...
Firewood Delivery: Columbus, Ohio
Thanks to the booming tech industry and innovative arts scene, Columbus offers an innovative, hip, and young vibe. It is also home to one of the largest college campuses in the U.S., which means the entire area is filled with...
Firewood Delivery: Tampa, Florida
Tampa, which is found on the west coast of The Sunshine State (Florida), is considered the economic hub of western Florida. The area is best known for its exciting tourist attractions, specifically, Busch Gardens, where visitors get the excitement of...
Firewood Delivery: Indianapolis, Indiana
Indianapolis is a great place to live, work, and play. During the summer, you enjoy long, warm days, but the winters are bitterly cold – so what does this mean? It means that being able to build a fire –...
Firewood Delivery: Lexington, Kentucky
Lexington, Kentucky, is known as the “horse capital of the world.” As you drive through the area, seeing horse paddocks surrounded by white fences is commonplace, and many horse owners are extensive. The area is also a cultural and historical...
Firewood Delivery: Fort Worth, Texas
As the 13th largest city in the country, Fort Worth has a lot to offer residents and visitors alike. Known for that good ‘ole Texas hospitality and more than 12 districts of fun and culture, there’s always something to do...
Firewood Delivery: San Jose, California
If you live in San Jose, you have the enjoyment of long, warm, mostly clear summers. Unfortunately, they are often short, cold, and wet when winter arrives, which means having access to dry, quality firewood is a must. While it’s...
Austin Firewood Company – Cutting Edge Firewood
What do you think of when you think of Austin? As the capital of the great state of Texas, you might think of its eclectic country music scene, it’s reputation for “staying weird,” or its University of Texas campus that...