Orise Firewood For Cooking
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Orise Cooking Firewood
We believe that every time you light a Premium fire, you’re starting something good. Our sustainable Kiln-to-hearth™ program brings the best firewood directly to your door.
WOOD FOR COOKING
WOOD FOR COOKING
WOOD FOR COOKING
What To Look For In Orise Cooking Firewood
As any world renowned chef or even a self-certified grill master will tell you, quality ingredients make all the difference. Good quality wood not only adds subtle overtures to the flavor profile but provides a sure-fire way fuel to whichever vessel you’re using to cook your next masterpiece.
Dense hardwoods such as Cherry provide more fruity undertones versus the nutty and smokey profiles of Oak and Hickory. Hardwoods burn hotter and longer than soft woods, which should be avoided.
Orise cooking wood should all have a moisture content no greater than 20%. This is why kiln-dried firewood is the optimal choice for leading chefs. Wood that is otherwise too green (and therefore likely has a higher moisture content), will smolder and produce acrid smoke, which can really ruin a mood.
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Our Expert Delivery Process
Your Wood is Prepared
We sustainably source and meticulously inspect each log before kiln-drying to produce the finest firewood in America.
You Select Your Warmth
Flick through the filters and find the perfect fuel to feed your fire.
We Deliver to Your Door
Through our white-glove service, top-of-the-line equipment and industry-leading practices we deliver kiln-dried wood year-round.
FAQ
We offer a variety of different sizes and species depending on your applications and desired flavor. Wood cuts include chunks, half log splits, and full cooking logs and our most popular species include cherry, oak, and hickory.
Choosing your cooking wood can be like choosing ingredients for a meal. Different species provide their own unique flavor profiles. For example, Hickory produces smoky undertones, Cherrywood has fruity notes, and Oak provides a nutty flavor to your food.
Each cooking application uses a different fire box or fire grate. If the manufacturer doesn’t already advise on what to use, we can recommend a particular cut based on the side of your firebox or grate.