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Almonds are finished and AMAZING. My wife suggested I try using parchment paper under the almonds while they smoked to make cleanup easier...GREAT IDEA :)
I took the test the malt vinegar ones to work...people were blown away at the amount of flavor...one bit of warning, if you're not into...
I thought i would share my almond experience with you guys, unfortunately I don't have any recipes, but you can take the concept and run with it. I have found Mae Ploy and almonds work really well together, today I am making smoked almonds for work in my MES, so I thought I would kick up the...
well the time's up :) we've busted into the cheese, I will never look at cheese the same way again! 4 hours of smoke was great on the sharp cheeses like cheddar, and swiss, the brie turned out AMAZING, the mozzarella I liked a lighter smoke on, so I would probbly do 2 hours on the mozzarella...
I was craving burgers so I went lurking in the forums and found you could do burgers in the smoker, so I heated my MES up to 225, lit some maple in my my AMNS(I love that thing) made a tent over it so the burger juices wouldn't effect it, and 1.5 hours later yummy smoked burgers at 160 degrees...
I've read people do it between 2 and 4 hours, so I figured I would try smoking them for 2, 3 and 4 hours and see what i like best :) I'll update in 2 weeks
I got my a-maze-n smoker yesterday thanks Todd for such an awesome product! I had the day off, so I was able to break in my cold smoker, it's a beautiful 50 degree day here in southwest Michigan, so I didn't worry about the temp getting too hot in the smoker. The cheeses we are trying are...
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