Steak Flavoured With Tree Bark

On Thu, 8 Apr 2004 22:03:44 +0100, "The Reaper"
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Might this be "hickory chips"? Was the bark placed on the hot coals
and the smoke infused flavour into the steak? If so, it may well have
been hickory chips.
No idea where you'd get it in the UK, but I'd look into a shop
specialising in barbecue equipment, if such exists there.
CJ

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I recall a local butcher sadly now closed (damn superstores ) had a Steak
that I seem to remember was flavoured with the bark of the Hornbeam and was
called Hornbeamer Steak could this possibly be the one that you refer to ?

Mike CCorylaceaeCorylaceaeoCorylaceaerylaceae
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Dont quite know what happened there Corylaceae should have been in brackets
after Hornbeam as it is the Latin name for said tree


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