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Today I did it. Put some cheese in the BBQ and cold smoked it. The weather was cold enough so what the heck. This is the first batch of smoked goods I have ever done. The cheeses are wrapped and resting in the fridge.

I have the chicken on the grill to cook through now.









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Ann, let us know how it goes.


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Ann, I cold smoke Oregon Tillamook medium and sharp cheddar and their pepper jack cheese. I have been using a smoke tube full of hickory Traeger pellets, but have been advised apple is the wood/pellet of choice.
I have found the cheese harsh until it has aged at least a couple of weeks in the fridge -- and a month is better. Hope yours comes out delicious. I had not thought of cream chesse. YUM!


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Here's how the chicken came out after roasting. The maple flavor was excellent!



I had some for dinner and now the rest is going in the soup pot.


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Ann, I cold smoke Oregon Tillamook medium and sharp cheddar and their pepper jack cheese. I have been using a smoke tube full of hickory Traeger pellets, but have been advised apple is the wood/pellet of choice.
I have found the cheese harsh until it has aged at least a couple of weeks in the fridge -- and a month is better. Hope yours comes out delicious. I had not thought of cream chesse. YUM!


Hi Bill, Yes, I had some smoked cream cheese recently and knew I had to try this. I will let it go a month then. I knew the cheese needed to rest awhile. I was thinking ten days.

I chose maple for this run because it is a sweeter flavor that might blend well with cheeses. I will buy some more pellets with different flavors. I will put apple wood on the list.

I did not brine the chicken. Did not put anything at all on it just to see what the smoke did. Not disappointed at all. Next will be some salmon.


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If anyone is interested this is the pellet tube I ended up purchasing for smoking.

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Ann, mine is similar, just round.
You might be able to get by with waiting just 10 days with the maple. I just mailed out smoked cheese to friends and family today and had to open a cube to test it. Smoked and then vacuum-sealed it on November 7 and today it was absolutely incredible -- nice and smooth.
That chicken looks fabulous!


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Bill, when you mail out cheese do you put cold packs in with it?

Also, I never see Tillamook available here in flyover country. I feel lucky to find Vermont Cabot though!


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Bill, when you mail out cheese do you put cold packs in with it?

Also, I never see Tillamook available here in flyover country. I feel lucky to find Vermont Cabot though!


We get Tillamook here in Dubai.

Had some for my breakfast the other day.

Thanks o our friend Bill for recommending it, it is great!


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Ann and Bill, good info on cold smoking, thanks. Smoked chicken bones make a nice soup stock and the smoked chicken meat goes well in enchiladas.
 
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Ann, if you have an Albertson's, try there for Tillamook. Both Albertson's and Walmart carry it here in Alamogordo. I do not cold-pack the smoked cheese, counting on the vacuum packing to keep it wholesome. Never had an issue so far.
Saeed, that's awesome that you can get it in Dubai!


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Good to know, Bill, for shipping cheese. I will vacuum seal if I do gift any that way.

I'd probably have to travel to a big metro city to find a store carrying Tillamook. For now I avoid them due to mask mandates and numbers of covid infested people not staying home.


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Anything Tillamook is outstanding-Cheese, Ice Cream. . . .YUM! My favorites! My other personal favorite is Cache Valley cheese and ice cream, etc. out of Logan and Beaver, Utah. I love to visit their creamery and cheese factory in Beaver right off of I-15 on my drive from Las Vegas up to Northern Utah. All fresh! They also have the BEST cheese curds in all kinds of flavors-to die for!
 
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I love Tillanook's black rind extra sharp cheddar!


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My Mouth is watering!

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EWW! Who cut the cheese?
 
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I was waiting for someone's inner 12-year-old to make that comment ... Wink


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I know + agree; I wouldn't touch it. BTW, Ann, thanks for the posting + the humor! Smiler


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I know + agree; I wouldn't touch it. BTW, Ann, thanks for the posting + the humor! Smiler


I am glad some of you got it. I did post with the appropriate humor involved. BTW- my farts don't stink. tu2


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I was telling the wife about this thread last night and she said I better read it again and get on the smoking job asap!
She and I love smoky things.

Thanks all,
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