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Smoke Cheese

pegasus1300

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Awhile ago there was a discussion on smoking cheese. I was very interested. I have an old Weber Kettle grill,I have had since the late 70's. One of the videos I found showed how to cold smoke cheese ib a Weber. I did it and here is the result. It tastes great.I have a recipe for making sausage and I made some the other day so now I am going to smoke that today

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Awhile ago there was a discussion on smoking cheese. I was very interested. I have an old Weber Kettle grill,I have had since the late 70's. One of the videos I found showed how to cold smoke cheese ib a Weber. I did it and here is the result. It tastes great.I have a recipe for making sausage and I made some the other day so now I am going to smoke that today

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So, now when someone asks me 'what the heck is THAT guy smokin', I can tell them 'cheese and sausage' :joke:
 
Looks great and must taste really good. Sounds like you will be having a cheese and sausage extravaganza....:clap:
 
So, now when someone asks me 'what the heck is THAT guy smokin', I can tell them 'cheese and sausage' :joke:

:yes:………….:agree: …. " mowin " has smoked some interesting things also ...like " Deviled eggs ":2excited:...…… Mike
 
I’ve never heard of cold smoking. Going to have to look that up. The cheese looks like a brick but the color is great and I want to eat it.
 
I’ve never heard of cold smoking. Going to have to look that up. The cheese looks like a brick but the color is great and I want to eat it.

Cold smoking is when you keep the temp under 100*. This is necessary to keep from melting the cheese. I had to move the sausage inside to the wife's oven. I got about 2 hours of smoke on it but it started to rain and I couldn't keep the fire hot enough to smoke and cook the sausage. So it has some smoke but I am cooking it in the oven.
 
Cold smoking is when you keep the temp under 100*. This is necessary to keep from melting the cheese. I had to move the sausage inside to the wife's oven. I got about 2 hours of smoke on it but it started to rain and I couldn't keep the fire hot enough to smoke and cook the sausage. So it has some smoke but I am cooking it in the oven.

I wonder if I can make it to your place in time for dinner :bowdown:
 
I cold smoke around 50# of cheese every year. I do some in spring as soon as the temps will be above freezing, then some late spring if I can keep pit temps lower than 80*. Again in the fall.

I cold smoke eggs, butter, fish, ECT.
 
Awhile ago there was a discussion on smoking cheese. I was very interested. I have an old Weber Kettle grill,I have had since the late 70's. One of the videos I found showed how to cold smoke cheese ib a Weber. I did it and here is the result. It tastes great.I have a recipe for making sausage and I made some the other day so now I am going to smoke that today

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Do i all the time, i use a Weber and a smoking tube for cold smoke
 
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