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    I've often been asked if my smoker will do cold smokes. While that wasn't what I had in mind when I designed it, I've often thought it was a great side benefit of it. I've also wanted to smoke some cheese up for a while but never taken the time (though it isn't much). I didn't have any other big smokes planned for this weekend, so I asked the wife to pick up some cheeses at the store yesterday. Today I got em on. I've got a sharp cheddar, a white cheddar, a Gouda and a Swiss. Told my neighbor what I was doing and he brought over a big block of cheddar which I split and added. The smoker held nice low temps steady, the smoke was just right and things look good. I've got em wrapped and just waiting a bit now.
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    Sweet!! beautiful smoked cheese!!! YUMMY!



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    • #3
      Excellent. Did a small hunk a Long Horn the other day when I was dryin my bacon and before I put serious heat to it. It just got me motivated. I gotta do up a big batch like that. Good job.

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      • #4
        smoked cheese is great - and the longer you leave it before eating the better it tastes.
        I find that straight from the smoker it can be a little harsh. But after a week or more it's mellowed and flavoured the whole chunk.

        Judging by the depth of those grill marks - looks like you might have been on the verge of melting.
        Thing about cold smoking is you can actually open the smoker door/lid quite wide, as long as there's still smoke in the chamber - it'll do it's job :-)

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        • #5
          Gouda is EXCELLENT smoked! Looks like a successful job to me. Now the hard part. Waiting.
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          • #6
            Great looking cheese mulepackin...
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            • #7
              Got me convinced to make a trip to the store! Sure does look good!
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              • #8
                Looks great to me. Waiting is the hardest part of the process. But worth it.
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                • #9
                  Looks good Mule. You got the right idea makin a big batch and all. That way you can eat some right away and sit on the rest for a while. It does get better with some time.
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                  • #10
                    Good lookin stuff ... haven't done any cheese yet , gonna have to put it on the to do list
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                    • #11
                      That look awesome!
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by curious aardvark View Post
                        smoked cheese is great - and the longer you leave it before eating the better it tastes.
                        I find that straight from the smoker it can be a little harsh. But after a week or more it's mellowed and flavoured the whole chunk.

                        Judging by the depth of those grill marks - looks like you might have been on the verge of melting.
                        Thing about cold smoking is you can actually open the smoker door/lid quite wide, as long as there's still smoke in the chamber - it'll do it's job :-)

                        How long did you give it ?
                        Smoker held at 80 deg for 2 hours. I think the marks are more a factor of the lighting in the picture. You can barely feel them when you run a hand over it. There was just a hint of "cheese sweat", oily film on them.
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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by mulepackin View Post
                          Smoker held at 80 deg for 2 hours. I think the marks are more a factor of the lighting in the picture. You can barely feel them when you run a hand over it. There was just a hint of "cheese sweat", oily film on them.
                          Tell ya what...if you kept that Gouda solid- ya hit a home run! That's a toughie right there... it's pretty fat heavy.
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                          • #14
                            Gotta try the gouda...that sounds like some good stuff...
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