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dan the mano

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Dec 22, 2017
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Hey everyone , i need some advice here.. i have smoked cheese a few times ,however when it says they smoked it twice ..or double smoked ? what exactly is that . actually smoked once ... then let it sit cold in fridge for awhile ,then smoke again ..

thanks and help for the advice
 
I think you are correct but I never have seen a post where someone double smoked cheese but there could be. For me, AMNPS with dust for 3-5 hours is what I like. Pellets are just too strong for us. I can eat my cheese right off the smoker but it is perfect after a week.
 
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that's what double smoked would be, smoke it let it sit over night and smoke again, but i'm with zwiller I find 4-5 hours is good for me, but everyone has difference taste
 
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that's what double smoked would be, smoke it let it sit over night and smoke again, but i'm with zwiller I find 4-5 hours is good for me, but everyone has difference taste

yea i usually smoke for around 2-3 hours ... 3 at most . you really smoke the whole time of 4-5 hours ... doesnt that make it way to strong ???
 
yea i usually smoke for around 2-3 hours ... 3 at most . you really smoke the whole time of 4-5 hours ... doesnt that make it way to strong ???
I personally don't find it to strong, i've done it for 3 and it's good but I do like the little extra smoke
 
It seems weird (at least to me) but remember you can do stuff like put a bunch on and pull them off at different times. Then throw some on next day so you can compare the various results in one "run". A lot of guys debate on the time but there are also other factors that have an effect, like smoker size, air flow, dust vs pellets, tube vs tray, mailbox mod, and more. There are also things not fully understood and what is odd for me is, while dust is far milder in flavor it gives me more color.
 
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