Combine stovetop and oven cooking for maximum flavor. "On a stovetop, get the wood chips smoking on one side of a deep pan ...

Looking for a shortcut to smoky, authentic barbecue? We'll show you how to make a smoker using your grill and some wood chips.

Smoker boxes in various metals cost less than $20 at stores offering barbecue apparatus. Lacking a box, you can make a substitute by wrapping your wood chips in tin foil and punching holes in the top.

Once you've eaten all the kernels on the corn cob, you might be tempted to toss it into the trash. Rather than let it go to waste, use that cob to smoke food.

Smoker boxes in various metals cost less than $20 at stores offering barbecue apparatus. Lacking a box, you can make a substitute by wrapping your wood chips in tin foil and punching holes in the top.

Here's a quick tip if you're planning on smoking some meat soon: Instead of soaking wood chips in water, try a flavored liquid like beer, wine, or fruit juice. This will give your food more ...

A smoker is powered by charcoal, wood, wood pellets, or propane, similar to grills, but an electric smoker has an automatic igniter. Smoke is created by heating wood chips or chunks.