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My wife got this in a BBQ gift pack that she won at work.
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I make, and use smoked salt all the time, but never thought of
smoking peppercorns.

I'm telling you, this sh!t is kill'er on
coldcut sandwiches, macaroni, and pasta salad. After I burn through this bottle, I'm going to smoke up a bunch of peppercorns to have on hand, I can't wait to try it in chili, soups, and stew, it's good stuff man!!!!
 
My wife got this in a BBQ gift pack that she won at work.View attachment 700238
I make, and use smoked salt all the time, but never thought of
smoking peppercorns.

I'm telling you, this sh!t is kill'er on
coldcut sandwiches, macaroni, and pasta salad. After I burn through this bottle, I'm going to smoke up a bunch of peppercorns to have on hand, I can't wait to try it in chili, soups, and stew, it's good stuff man!!!!
That's a super cool idea! I have some smoked salt too that I'm running low on. Will have to solve that here in the near future. I may also do some peppercorn too :D
 
I bet those are good . Sounds like a project . Maybe some mustard seeds to boot .


I buy some flakes from Flatiron pepper company , " Dark and smokey " .
Really adds a smoky heat to chili .
I have the Smoke Show from flatiron and whoo is it smoky and hot.

Those peppercorns look interesting. All the way from Vietnam.
 
I bet I'd like that, but the wife probably not. I'll have to look into it.

Thanks
Chris
 
That sounds like it would be awesome.
So does the idea of smoked salt.
How do you smoke your salt?
Put it on a tray and throw it in the smoker?
 
That sounds like it would be awesome.
So does the idea of smoked salt.
How do you smoke your salt?
Put it on a tray and throw it in the smoker?
Basically yeah. Some people put salt on coffee filters.

I just use my smoking mesh mats (square holes in them) with parchment paper on them. I put about a 1/4-1/2 inch layer of kosher or sea salt on it and smoke away.
At some point I go and I mix it all around so the buried salt gets smoke too.
Repeat mixing around and smoke for a while. I think I did mine like 3-5 hours or something like that last time. I can't remember.

I didn't really research a specific method, I just did what seemed to make sense and it came out great. So I'm pretty sure it's a fairly simple process if I can just wing it.
I don't recommend winging it for something anything else though. Each meat/item, has it's quirks and special needs that if not known or ignored will surely bite you in the end hahhaa :D
 
That sounds very good and Mccormick recently released a Jalapeño pepper flakes seasoning. Can't wait to try it too!

Keith
 
That sounds like it would be awesome.
So does the idea of smoked salt.
How do you smoke your salt?
Put it on a tray and throw it in the smoker?
I put it on fine mesh screen pans spritz with alcohol. In my pitboss with smoke tube set on smoke mode (180°). Stir and spritz every 30 till I'm tired or like the color.
Alcohol used.
190 grain- for just the SMOKED salt
Tequila- for the lime batch
Bourbon- really couldn't tell the difference from the 190 on salt.
Bourbon- On pepper is awesome! Especially a high rye Bourbon!
 
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