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Hard to tell, but that looks quite thick smoke and more white to me. Just smoke for an hour to be on the safe side I'd say. If the wood isn't on fire I'd imagine white smoke is what you have. Maybe creeping into blue.
I would imagine that a further cooking took some of the smoke away, especially the heat for a pizza.
Also, did the smoke penetrate the whole cheese, or just the surface?
As KC5 said white smoke isn't bad, you just need less of it. It can give an acrid, bitter taste of you over do it, but TBS can be used for hours and hours without worrying.
I would agree with the 1hr white smoke.
What does it look like from the chimney? White or blue?
Commercial producers use a tumbler or massager to mix things up and open up the proteins. This help it retain moisture too.
I would defo do a coarse and medium grind with fine fat grind.
Be good to know how you get on. :thumbup:
From where your AMNPS is I think I would have gone for the front top, to draw the smoke forward over the food. Looks like the smoke could short circuit up the back and out.
Having said that the air flow might be quite slow as you have electric heat so might not make so much difference.
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