"We cook at low temps for a long period of time. That is the more traditional way of preparing barbecue," says Johns. "However, that is where tradition ends for us. We use 100 percent wood pellets for fuel along with computer controls and temperature sensors on our pits. Our smoke profile is light. We rely largely on the quality of the meat and our own seasonings to liven up the taste buds. Pecan and cherry are our wood flavors of choice. Pecan delivers a familiar barbecue wood flavor while cherry brings the ruby color."