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Ok everyone here is my smoked cheese I did today. 1st time trying this. I did pepper cooper, extra sharp cheddar, horseradish, Kolby jack, and provalone. I did end up cutting the cooper and provalone down more from what’s in the first pic. Holy Smoker ran good all day at the low temps with a...
I have one and use it for smokingcheese. I mix in pellets with the dust to help keep it burning. I have not had good luck keeping dust alone lit.
- Jason
Have you tried adding a smoker tube or tray to the bottom of your Primo for cold smoking? No charcoal. A tray full of pellet dust works great for cold smokingcheese, bacon etc
Hello from the Ozarks, thanks for allowing me to join your group. I like cold smokingcheese and hot smoking meats. I am also new to the sourdough bread making addiction ever since a friend gifted me some starter. Hope to learn some tips from you all.
I have been doing a bit of researching over the past couple days on building myself a cold smoker and was looking for some help to finalize any thought so I can start buying materials. I'm primarily going to be smoking Keilbasa and occasionally cheese, ribs or a butt.
For the heat source I was...
Our local supermarket has started selling "Carving Hams". I'm sure you guys have had them forever but we are behind the curve here in my small city in the Canadian Rockies.
They are just a lean portion of ham from a full sized ham. This is good for Woman of My Dreams (WOMD) and I as there is...
Looks great! You are just down the road from me (Little Elm), perfect weather for smokingcheese. Love the different twists you put on the cheese, excited to hear how they all turn out.
- Jason
My primary reason is for smoking kielbasa. When my grandfather and my father were into it, they would smoke 50pds sometimes 100pds if my memory serves me correctly. They would do it during the holidays, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New year and Easter. They would deliver to friends and family...
When I lived in Wisconsin I used local cheese, since moving to Texas I have had to move to large producer cheese. I prefer sharp as well and Cabot is the best, Kraft and Tillamook are a close 2nd. I do not smoke aged cheese as I don't find it as good, better smoking young cheese and aging it...
Guys & gals I am cold smokingcheese today. This is 4-5th time of doing cheese.
After I vacuum seal it. What do you guys do for long term storage? Seems like when put in the freezer it gets crumbly or I've heard it does.
Thanks.
I like Kraft, Best Choice is good too. Just my thought, cheap 'run of the mill' cheese benefits more from the smoking process than does top shelf cheese. I just watch for sales. Pepper Jack is what the kids ask for the most and always goes first.
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