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Did these today:
Cashews from Costco
- soaked in a 2 part soy sauce, 3 part water mix for 15 minutes
- Smoked for an hour and 15 minutes at 215 degrees with maple wood
Turned out pretty tasty, but I am going to let these sit for a few days to see if it makes a difference.
Or you could use some mason jars...
Two WEEKS? I wish I had the patience and the lack of appetite :) Maybe I'll give that a shot though if it really makes a difference.
What type of nuts? I find whatever type I have smoked (cashews, pecan halves, peanuts) letting them cool before eating is important for the sake of taste. Case in point, I tried a pecan right after smoking for 1 hour at 200 degrees. Little to no smoke flavor. I let them sit for an hour and a...
For those spicy garlic nuts I used peanuts, but cashews would work great too. I made this recipe up just to try it and it worked out well. I reduced the salt from what I put in so this might be perfect...
1 pound of nuts (peanut or cashew) raw, (I used party peanuts)
1 Tbsp. Crushed red pepper...
When I first got my SmokinTex 1400 I threw a bag of salted cashews in it for an hour at 200 degrees with maple, and MAN was I impressed. As a test I then soaked some peanuts for 10 minutes in water then smoked those for an hour... SMOKE overload! ...I wasn't quite sure what to do with them, but...
I found these at lowes:
http://www.lowes.com/pd_25375-66482-98121L_0__?productId=3353092&Ntt=grill+topper&Ns=p_product_price|0&pl=1¤tURL=%3FNs%3Dp_product_price|0%26Ntt%3Dgrill%2Btopper%26page%3D1&facetInfo=
And noticed they were 15" handle to handle - I used a little force and bent them...
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