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I was going to ask about aging smoked cheese but it looks like the longer you can resist eating it the better it gets.
I found some commercial cheese that when I bought it, it was aged 7 years and that was 5 years ago! I love a nice sharp cheddar with a cup of hot coffee. Give it a try
Just tasted my first batch of eggs and only ate 3 the first go around. Pretty tasty so I have another doz in the making The wife hates boiled eggs but she did like the onions.
I tried using just the tube and cracking the lid on the smoker a bit and did cut the pellets to about half but I thought the finished product had a bitter taste to it. I was following directions on another forum so now I know. Smoked some salt so I'll know in a few days how thigs turned out. I...
I had trouble with the Traeger controller and occilated between the Smoke Daddy and the Savannah Stoker. I don't consider the wifi worth the extra money and after reading a couple of other boards, I selected the Stoker. I've had only 4 smokes with it but it performs very well.Temps within a few...
To revive an older thread.
You can also heat up some vegetable oil )350) in a skillet and then dunk the peppers in the oil enough to coat them all the away around. The skin will then come off easily. I was taught this method from a lady in Mexico
OK, what does a fermented chile taste like?
How do you use them?
We make pickled jalapeño chilies and then chop them up to use in dips and maybe a fatty or eat them right out of the jar.
The hatch chilies we roast, peel, and then freeze whole to use during the winter when we need some "heat"in...
No Mike, I actually cook using charcoal at home and an IR grill on the road. I carry the IR in the motorhome because I don't want to mess with ashes. I use the sous vide method to give my steak some flavor other than salt& pepper. The wife is getting pretty good at using her home grown herbs to...
106 bucks for 2,500 of these things is a little more than I need :emoji_astonished: Looks like it's the turkey lacer for the win. The wife better take care of those that she has. Thanks
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