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I did a mess of cheese with a lot of Hickory smoke. Then we had some tasting. Most thought it needed more smoke. I would think if I used anything more mild than Hickory (which is almost everything), it would have definitely been too mild. When I smoked it, I was worried about it getting too much smoke.
Next time I will not worry about that. I will use Hickory & smoke the daylights out of it! The way I smoke things, I think 'one of these days I'm going to put too much smoke on something'. So far that hasn't happened, however I still have not used Mesquite (I guess I'm chicken). I smoked my last batch of cheese for 4 1/2 hours with Cherry, and it was too much smoke for me. I used one of my little gadgets and started both ends. Outside temps climbed into the 80's.
Jun 24, 2010 What Wood type for Cheese Smoking? Discussion in 'Smoked Cheese ' started by kerbos5. Not sure if that has any affect on wood type. Cheese type: Sharp Cheddar, Gouda, Mozzarella, Colby jack. Thanks guys trying to get this right the first time. Of all the types of cheese I smoked, The Mozzarella was by far the best. I also threw a tray of. Whisk in the tomato paste. Add 1 1/2 cups of each cheese and stir until melted. Season with salt, black pepper and cayenne. Tear the bread into crumbs. In a small bowl, stir.
I used apple wood for smoking this BBQ fatty. While the smoker is coming to temperature start making the fatty by covering a chopping block with Saran wrap. This will help you roll up the fatty later. To smoke cheese over a grill, first slice the cheese and put it on a grate over a large pan of ice. Then, put it on a hot grill that’s fired with special wood chips to create flavorful smoke. Finally, smoke the cheese for 30 minutes-6 hours, turning it every 15-30 minutes and keeping it on the grill until it has a dark smoke ring around the edges.
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Next time I'll stop at 2 1/2 hours, depending on the outside temps. Outside temps play a big role in cold smoking. Try to smoke cheese in the evening or early in the morning. Also, I freeze a milk carton and stick it in the smoker. Some guys use a pan of ice to keep the temp down inside the smoker.
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Pick up some Mozzarella sticks and throw them in the smoker. They make great snacks and you don't have to let them age in the fridge. Pepperjack is really good smoked too. Good Luck and Enjoy!!! Ok guys I got my smoker and have gotten all the oil off of it, looks like I'm going to do a mess of cheese in the morning, cheddar, sharp cheddar, mozz & sticks, and 4lbs of gouda.
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Looks like the temps tomorrow morning are going to be around low to mid 70's, and I will be using the hickory to start.2 questions.how long should I leave the cheese smoking if outside temps play part, and do I really need a tray of ice with that outside temp? I was thinking 3 hours on smoke as I will load up my 24 Smoke Vault.just got a call, my brother in law has faith in me (haven't disappointed yet), and is bringing over a mess of cheese. Got-r loaded up. Lit both ends of at 8am central. Ready for there rest.now I pray to the cheese gods that it comes out OK. The first thing I noted was the smoker needs more sawdust.
If you dont fill it up to the top it tends to burn faster and puts out more smoke from the testing I did - The cheese will soften and absorb smoke based on the ambient temp inside the box so a little ice pan will help the cheese stay a little firmer and not absorb too much smoke. Also throw some pepperjack on there it really comes out good Once you have done this a couple of times you really need to try smoking fresh mozarella. I get it in large chubs from Costco in the section back by the meat where they have a lot of fresh cheese - cut each roll into two pieces and let it sit out in the fridge for about 3 hours to form a skin on the outside so it does not release its moisture while smoking - I smoke it for about 1 to 1 1/2 hours depending on your personal taste then it goes into the fridge for a couple hours to firm up and you have some really good eats Here is a link to one I did a while back You are gonna really like smoking cheese Let me know if I can help. Cheers to you My Friend for pulling off a successful cheese smoke!!! Scar is correct, you need to fill up the smoker to the brim, but not overfill. You're better off burning 2-3 full rows than 5 partially full rows. You just have to play around with it a little to get the hang of it.
