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So I did my first cold smoke on cheese a couple of weeks back. In fact it will be two weeks tomorrow. I have seen two weeks as a minimum amount of time to wait until I crack into it. Should I realistically wait a longer amount of time? Can I nip into it tonight? What's the general rule?
2 1/2 hours with alder pellets ( only did 1 hr on the string cheese) and now we are all wrapped up and playing the waiting game. Pretty fun...can't wait to try them!
I finally figured out how to make my AMNPS work in my ME40 and with it being a cold rainy day I decided to try out cold smoking cheese for the first time.
I got an AMNPS and it didn't stay lit the first time. I'm ready to try again but was frying pickles so I didn't have time to babysit it. I used apple chips. I may use fewer next time.
Sliced it into medallions for sliders. Tasted okay but had a little but of a bitter aftertaste. I didn't use any liquid in my MES for the first time. Could that be the culprit?
I read about mushy ribs so I only foiled them for 1 1/2 hours instead of two and I will foil them the full two hours next time. They weren't quite tender enough
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