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  1. Where can this normally be found? I was looking amongst the
    spices in the supermarket and couldn't find it. Asking
    someone there was no help.

    Thanks, Ben

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  2. Ben said:

    Where can this normally be found? I was looking amongst the
    spices in the supermarket and couldn't find it. Asking
    someone there was no help.

    Hickory Salt? Not many stores carry it - it's not considered
    a mainline seasoning. You might try by the ketchup and
    liquid smoke flavorings.

    May god have mercy on your soul.

    -sw

  3. Quoted message said:

    Subject: hickory seasoning
    From: Ben [email hidden]
    Date: 4/21/2004 7:58 PM Pacific Standard Time
    Message-id: <[email hidden]>

    Where can this normally be found? I was looking amongst the
    spices in the supermarket and couldn't find it. Asking
    someone there was no help.

    Thanks, Ben


    ========================
    You're probably looking for Wright's Liquid Smoke, Hickory
    Flavoring. It comes in a tall brown, narrow, square bottle.
    A few drops go a long way. I use it for the hot coals when
    barbecuing. Gives off a nice hickory scent. Nancree

  4. Ben said:

    Where can this normally be found? I was looking amongst
    the spices in the supermarket and couldn't find it. Asking
    someone there was no help.

    Try looking for hickory chips. Soak them in cold water for
    about a half hour, then spread over the hot coals. I
    guarantee your food will have a nice hickory seasoning.

    --
    John Gaughan johngaughan.netjohngaughan.net
    [email hidden]

  5. (Nancree) said:

    You're probably looking for Wright's Liquid Smoke,
    Hickory Flavoring. It comes in a tall brown, narrow,
    square bottle. A few drops go a long way. I use it for
    the hot coals when barbecuing. Gives off a nice hickory
    scent. Nancree

    It's an aquaeous solution of creosote, the same junk that
    you pay to have removed from your chimney.

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    Quoted message said:

    Where can this normally be found? I was looking amongst
    the spices in the supermarket and couldn't find it. Asking
    someone there was no help.

    Thanks, Ben

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    Spice Islands.

    SMOKED SALT, OLD HICKORY 4.80 JAR

    spiceadvice.comspiceislands.html

    Your supermarket can order it for uyou or get it online,

    Dimitri

  7. Steve Wertz said:

    Hickory Salt? Not many stores carry it - it's not
    considered a mainline seasoning. You might try by the
    ketchup and liquid smoke flavorings.

    Recipe said "Hickory Seasoning". That might be salt but I
    don't know. I tried looking around the ketchup area and
    their were bottles of barbeque sauce with hickory mentioned
    at the front (but not in the actual ingredients). That
    might have to be what I go for, lacking anything else. Is
    this hickory taste so significant? I want to make chicken
    in a pan and I think it has a sauce that is added which
    also has the hickory spice. Hopefully either way it will
    turn out okay.

    regards, ben

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