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How long to sit before vacuum seal?

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I wipe mine with a paper towel as soon as i bring it in house and seal it right away!
 
X4...just dug into some Garlic Pesto Monterey Jack I smoked with Pitmaster's Choice pellets back in Nov. Absolutely Awesome!! Even the kiddo, who rarely eats cheese, loved it.
 
I am with all of the above.

I try to do my cheese colder so I don't have to deal with sweating.  Even so, a quick wipe with a paper towel?  Maybe an hour rest?

Vac pack it and sit in for the long wait!

Good luck and good smoking.
 
If i dont seal up right away, then i smell it  and then i got to taste it an it doesnt taste real good always!
 
Ditto to what Venture said.  If you can keep the smoker IT and the cheese at or near the same temperature, sweating will not be a problem.  The consistency of hard cheese will begin to change at 80 degrees so I pull mine at 70-75 and if needed, continue on when temperatures are more desirable.  When smoking soft cheeses such as Cream cheese, I carefully unwrap and smoke at a max of 55 degrees, then when done, place on a rack in the refrigerator and let cool.  It can then be placed back into it's original wrapper and refrigerated until used.

Maybe the following will help.

http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/123130/smoked-cheese-from-go-to-show-w-q-view
 
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