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Whether you're grilling chicken breasts, steaks, hamburgers, pork chops or any other type of meat, you need a hot bed of charcoal. Consisting primarily of carbon, charcoal produces a significant amount of heat when burned. Some types of charcoal, in...

Grilling is just one way to cook sausage. For the best possible flavor, you should consider smoking sausage. Smoking allows you to cook sausage more slowly while exposing it to flavorful smoke. By following these seven tips, you can smoke...

Lake Keowee is one of the most beautiful lakes in the Southeast. It's the perfect place to relax, unwind, and connect with loved ones. While there are many fun things to do in and around the lake, perhaps the most...

Do you own a home on Lake Oconee? Located in Central Georgia -- near Greensboro and Eatonton -- it's one of The Peach State's most popular and frequented visited lakes. As a Lake Oconee homeowner, though, you might be wondering...

Don't settle for low-quality firewood that's difficult to light and produces little or no heat. Using our signature Artisanal Delivery Service, you can have premium kiln dried firewood delivered straight to your Cashiers, NC home. For over a decade, Cutting...

Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or new to the world of Backyard BBQ, read on for more insights and instructions on smoking a pork butt.

When shopping for premium firewood, it's important to choose the right cut. Not all firewood is cut in a traditional log shape. Some firewood is cut in other shapes and sizes. Aside from aesthetics, the way in which firewood is...

Do you live on or near Lake Burton, Georgia? Located in Rabun County, it's one of the half-dozen lakes of the Tallulah River Watershed. Everything about Lake Burton is gorgeous, so make sure if you decide to build a fire,...

As a pitmaster, you might be wondering whether it's safe to cook with bark-covered firewood. The secret to grilling and smoking delicious food is using the right firewood. There are thousands of different tree species, each of which has a...

What You Need To Start A Fire How To Start A Fire In A Fireplace Direction for Starting a Fire with One Match Infographic There is something special about starting a fire with a single match. Not only does it...

Cutting Edge Firewood is pleased to announce our new same day delivery service for our box products in the Metro Atlanta area! This service is available for all of our box products and is great for customers looking to start...

How long to soak wood chunks for smoking? Learn whether soaking improves burn time or ruins your smoke.

Today we're excited to introduce you to a new series, hosted by our very own Evan Forester. It's called, "Becoming a Backyard BBQ Master" and follows Evan on his quest to go from zero to hero with his backyard BBQ...

Where do you typically store your unused firewood? Assuming it's dry, high-quality firewood can last for years -- but only if it's stored in the right area. Unfortunately, many homeowners overlook the importance of proper firewood storage. They assume their...

Are you struggling to find kiln dried firewood for sale in Highlands, North Carolina? While many roadside vendors sell fresh firewood, as well as air-dried firewood, you probably won't find any who sell kiln dried firewood. Kiln drying is an...

Grilling is a centuries-old cooking technique that involves placing meat, as well as other food, directly over a fire. Because it uses direct heat, it cooks meat more quickly than other methods. Unfortunately, there's a lot of misinformation out there...

Does your living room fill with smoke when the fireplace is lit? Known as a downdraft or backdraft, it's a serious problem that can place you and your family's health jeopardy. Smoke contains carbon monoxide (CO), which is an odorless...

Grilling and smoking is a popular and delicious way to cook food. Whether you're cooking meat or vegetables, even pizza or chili, you can make great flavors come to life in your own backyard. One of the keys to successful...

It's disheartening when you prepare and light your grill, only for a sudden rainstorm to roll your way. When the rain begins to fall, you may assume that you can no longer grill. After all, grilling requires a hot fire,...

Charcoal is the most common type of fuel used in charcoal grills. Available in both lump and briquette form, it burns hot to sear the exterior of meats. Because of its popularity, some pitmasters assume that they must use charcoal...

Does your wood-burning stove or fireplace feature glass doors on the front? If so, you may discover black smoke stains on it after building a fire. The smoke stains generally form on the interior surface of the glass, and while...