Smoked Cheese

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smoking4fun

Meat Mopper
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Nov 6, 2014
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Solon, Ohio
Has anyone put together a list of cheeses and what they consider to be the best wood to use to smoke each cheese? 
 
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I've smoked quite a few different cheeses, and to be honest; sharp cheddars and Havarti are my favorites.

My first batch ever (Dec. 2012), I used oak wood and that was a little strong, even after resting a couple weeks. Ever since then I use apple. It's the best. It almost sweetens the cheese. Usually 4 hours of smoke is what I shoot for.
 
i only smoked cheese a couple of times,sharp,sharp cheddar,jalapeno  cheddar,i use a mix of hickory and apple,they all came out good,i also smoked them for about 4 hours which i thought was good.
 
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  Good evening and welcome to the forum, from a beautiful sunny day here in East Texas. Lots of great people with tons of information on just about  everything.

Gary
 
 
Has anyone put together a list of cheeses and what they consider to be the best wood to use to smoke each cheese? 
Ask a hundred people to make a list and you will get a hundred different answers.  The fun of smoking cheese is making your own list. 

Have fun and enjoy comparing. 
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Tom
 
All I'v done is pepper jack, mozzarella and cheddar 

Gary
 
Oh yeah, I forgot about pepper jack! Smoke some of that, rest it a couple weeks, then slice it it up and put it on a tray with some crackers and pieces of hunter's sausage. Take it to your next gathering of friends and soak up the compliments!
 
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