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Fortunately, it is nice and cool at night to start smoking a little cheese...
Top shelf and bottom right: provolone
Bottom middle: cheddar
Bottom left: mozzarella
The second pic is a commercial vacuum sealer. Using a store-bought vacuum sealer for large amounts of sealing never worked...
Freezer or fridge? I have done both. As long as you vacuum seal it, it does not seem to matter one bit. The only problem with refrigerated cheese is you will me more likely to eat it quicker. The problem with freezing cheese is you will smoke it again (because its more fun) then realize you...
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Another question on your process.... are you leaving your cheese pieces in the fridge to air dry before you smoke? Much like salmon and bacon, if you don't get that pellicle, something funky happens to the surface when you smoke...like it doesn't stick.
The only other thing I could...
Todd yeah when I lit the pellets during the "day", they burned right through. Perhaps night coolness stops the draft. Soooo, since I also have 40 lbs of perfect mix, I might just go with that and forget messing with the apple-maple blend during the fall/winter months. I am itching to smoke...
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