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I haven't smoked cheese yet, but would like to read about your process, time & temps, etc... They look great, I miss Italy, me and my family traveled there in July '08 (all 17 of us for two weeks) can't wait to go back. What region are you located ?
Ciao,
Scott
No pan here too............... I know it takes time and $ to do, but experiment and document times & temps to get what you really want, etc......
Good luck,
Scott
I work in a restaurant and I see a 1/3 pan of cooked bacon resting right near the grill. First, its warm and they do slap it down on the grill (or flat top) to heat it up for the burger, etc... Second, as most of you have stated it is cured and depending on room temperatures it does stay stable...
I'll use this preparation (marinating) for mostly all the steaks I grill. I don't measure, don't have to
if your a good cook ! (yes I am good)
Must use a glass dish
Enough balsamic vinegar to cover bottom of dish
Maybe 2 tblsp red wine vinegar
4-6 turns on the pepper mill
1-2 tblsp EVOO...
Although I haven't made one yet either, sounds good, IMO skip the olive salad and use just one cheese - provolone ! & use ground beef mixed with pork (maybe)
Good luck & enjoy ! (qview too)
Scott
Ditto here too, since I got my smoker in arch of '10 I didn't see (feel) too much cold weather. But I plan on using a thermal type blanklet, I got an old
movers blanket that I think will work. Lookng forward to shoveling & smoking !
Food packaging printing supervisor, just about 6 yrs. here in upstate NY.
I've been "in" printing for almost 30 yrs. Started when I was 18 in Danbury, CT.
The rest they say is "history".
Scott
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