smoked black pepper

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shellbellc

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Jun 7, 2006
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Valley Forge, PA
I was reading a Rosengarten report and he mentioned smoked black pepper. I don't recall seeing anyone post about this. I googled it and there are different places that sell smoked black pepper(corns).

I'm thinking of trying this, it would take rubs to a new level, and add a slight smokey flavor to foods that haven't been smoked!

Waadaya think?
 
Can't hurt. As I have mentioned before, an interesting aroma/flavor can be imparted to your thin blue with a small handful of corns. Try that too!
 
Great idea! I've smoked salt before but for some odd reason I've never considered pepper. Might just have to give it a whirl. Gonna cold smoke some bacon this weekend. May add a cup of pepper to a pan and see what happens.
 
Hey Shelley, that is a great idea. It always amazes me how I can read something like you just posted, and say to my self, gee, why didn't I think of that?
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scratches his head and say's-WOW what a concept-theres always room in the smoker for a little smoked spice.Damn I love this place-thanks Shelly
 
I know I did the same thing! I call that a DUH moment. I'm thinking how good this would be, smoked peppercorns in a pepper grinder, talk about pizzazz!!! One way to have a smoked salad!!

I tried smoked paprika peppers last year, unfortunately, I didn't pay close enought attention and they got way over done. I still have some dried paprika from those peppers though!
 
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