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You'll find out once the cheese melts lol..
I always run ice bricks in the smoker to keep temp down..
Also look at the letter box method. That way smoke is at ambient temp before it enters the smoker..
Hey AussiQ. And fellow aussie..
Father inlaw built a reverse flow a while back, turned out wicked..
Used a 130L 4wd gas tank and made the fire box from 6mm plate.
For him it was to big and costly to run so has since sold it and gone a komodo.
I have a small keg smoker.. great for single roasts...
What a build this is becoming..
Love the work..
Dam it's HUGE!!!!!
Planning on cooking for the army??
But fit and finish is exceptional mate..
Keep up the top work.
As long as there are no sharp edges or bends the wire has the deal with they are fine..
Father inlaw runs his with the komodo Joe and lid shuts on them..
With his reverse flow he drilled a 5 mm hole in the end of his tank, just big enough to allow one probe and one wire threw at a time.
Didn't...
Great finish. Although dissapointing to hear the customer not only pushed you hard but has no idea how to use it lol.
Any reports on how it works yet? Or have you delivered and walked
So boys I bit the bullet and bought some cheese wax..
I personally wanted black lol but wife said red.. lol
So it's worked well. Smoked this morning on pecan
Then on with the double boiler and wax bowl.
Once it was melted on with the first coat using a brush.
Omg it's blood red and a pain to...
If you read the first post scroll about 1/5 threw it you'll see storage of cheese. You don't have to refrigerate but keep it cool and dry..
I'm in a double walled stone home and the laundry has a thick cement floor.
Under or laundry sink is where I store mine. Stays nice and cool once vac sealed..
Same as Chef. Not every meal has to be smoked.
Maybe once or twice a week.
But throw some verity in. Try not to always do the same thing.
Fatties are good for variety as they are very personal and very easy to do..
Smoke your cheese, let it age for 3 months.
We use about 750 grams of cheese. Grated.
Make a rue from flour butter and a little water from the pasta stock while boiling.
Add the cheese to disolve and then drain off the pasta and add it to the cheese sauce.
Easy as.
Sent from my SM-G800Y...
Cost me $45 aus for 3 kilo, so for you in the USA that's about $55 usd for 6.6 pound..
that's on the expensive side here in aus anyway. .
And some pics
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