Double Smoked Cheese

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Took advantage of some nice weather on Fri. and Sunday 9/25 9/27..Had 9 lbs. mozzarella 3 lbs of cheddar

3 hrs with corn cob pellets


TBS


Refrigerated for a day


Cob and some hickory on Sunday


smoked about 2 hrs.


over night rest and the color is great


Now we wait 

Thanks for looking

Richie

  
 
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Uh Oh !!

Looks Great !!
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Double Smoked Cheese might not be safe!!

Better pack it all up & send it SSW for Testing!!

Bear
 
Looks great! I just got some corn cob pellets could you describe the flavor they impart?
 
 
Uh Oh !!

Looks Great !!
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Double Smoked Cheese might not be safe!!

Better pack it all up & send it SSW for Testing!!

Bear
Bear Thanks for the warning I'll check the P.O. to see about packing LOL

Thanks for the point

Richie
 
Looks great! I just got some corn cob pellets could you describe the flavor they impart?
b-one it is a very mild mellow flavor,I have  only tasted it on my Kielbasa so for .

Richie
 
 
Bear Thanks for the warning I'll check the P.O. to see about packing LOL

Thanks for the point

Richie
The only fully accredited testing facility is over here in the UK. I will send you the address 
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Dang it tropics that is going to be yummy!!!! Nice job! 
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Did you do 2hrs each day then?? 

A full smoker is a happy smoker 

DS
 
 
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Only 2 hours? Last batch of cheese we smoked was 8 hours. Hopefully will be smoking some cheese this weekend, our stash is,running low. Thinking we may do 10 hours this time....
 
 
Dang it tropics that is going to be yummy!!!! Nice job! 
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Did you do 2hrs each day then?? 

A full smoker is a happy smoker 

DS
 
3 hours first day

2 hours 2 nd day

DS it will be a few weeks but the color is developing

Thanks for the point

Richie
 
Only 2 hours? Last batch of cheese we smoked was 8 hours. Hopefully will be smoking some cheese this weekend, our stash is,running low. Thinking we may do 10 hours this time....
3 hours first day

2 hours 2 nd day

IJ that sounds like a long time to smoke it

Good luck 

Richie
 
 
CB you know this part WAITING and waiting LOL

Richie
YEP!!!

I'll have to do this when the wife and boys aren't around!  They tend to forget that the stuff needs to mellow a bit before digging in!

I may have to put a false bottom in my beer frig to start hiding the aging cheeses!
 
 
I may have to put a false bottom in my beer frig to start hiding the aging cheeses!
LOL That is exactly what I had to do and it works well. Pretty sad when you have to keep your cheese under lock and key 
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DS
 
we have done a doulble smoke a few times. typically it has always been during the colder months. the first smoke regardless of time ended up in our opinion too light of smoke and color. this was discovered after the 2-3 week rest. we went ahead and waited for better weather and did a second smoke. what we found is the second smokewe run about 1/4 - 1/3 less time  or the smoke flavor seems to overpower the cheese flavor. Just My Two Cents....

Keep On Smokin,

Tom
 
 
we have done a doulble smoke a few times. typically it has always been during the colder months. the first smoke regardless of time ended up in our opinion too light of smoke and color. this was discovered after the 2-3 week rest. we went ahead and waited for better weather and did a second smoke. what we found is the second smokewe run about 1/4 - 1/3 less time  or the smoke flavor seems to overpower the cheese flavor. Just My Two Cents....

Keep On Smokin,

Tom
Tom thanks that is good to know, I will see how mine develops using the cob pellets

Richie
 
 
Tom thanks that is good to know, I will see how mine develops using the cob pellets

Richie
Thanks Richie,

FYI all my cheese is predominately Apple and or Pear (when available) pear was every where in Medford, glad I moved my stash with me up here. sometimes a little cherry or hicory (20% + or -) for some of the bolder cheeses such as cheddar.

everyone has talked these cob pellets so much I ordered some from Todd on the last order (wanted some peach as well, dust or pellets ) , that pesty  BO It will added to my  list due to the potential sweetness, well, it will be on next order. I have not tried them (cob) yet not knowing if it is a light smoke or heavy. what do most relate (wood wise) to it ??? think "Tastes Like Chicken"

now that I have it ,, now just what to throw it at??

Keep on Smokin,

Tom
 
 
Thanks Richie,

FYI all my cheese is predominately Apple and or Pear (when available) pear was every where in Medford, glad I moved my stash with me up here. sometimes a little cherry or hicory (20% + or -) for some of the bolder cheeses such as cheddar.

everyone has talked these cob pellets so much I ordered some from Todd on the last order (wanted some peach as well, dust or pellets ) , that pesty  BO It will added to my  list due to the potential sweetness, well, it will be on next order. I have not tried them (cob) yet not knowing if it is a light smoke or heavy. what do most relate (wood wise) to it ??? think "Tastes Like Chicken"

now that I have it ,, now just what to throw it at??

Keep on Smokin,

Tom
I would have to say it taste like a lite Alder.I used it on my Kielbasa last week and we enjoyed it.

Richie
 
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