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There are all sorts of contraptions for stovetop smoking, most of which produce foods so saturated with smoky taste that the flavor of the original ingredient is obliterated. Chicken, for instance, enclosed in a small container with chips of wood for a short time, might as well have been smothered in mesquite or hickory overnight. Chinese restaurants also smoke whole ... (Full article: 296 words)
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