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  1. J

    Smoking Provolone and Mozzarella

    Hi Have smoked gouda and cheddar. I used a 12" tube and pellets -3 hours . Kept in bag overnight and sealed for 4-5 weeks. I came out awesome! Now I want to try some softer cheeses like provolone and mozzarella. What is the method? Less time in the smoker? Same? What about storage before...
  2. J

    Smoking Provolone and Mozz.

    Hi Have smoked gouda and cheddar. I used a 12" tube and pellets -3 hours . Kept in bag overnight and sealed for 4-5 weeks. I came out awesome! Now I want to try some softer cheeses like provolone and mozzarella. What is the method? Less time in the smoker? Same? What about storage before...
  3. J

    Rolling Cart for WSM

    I was looking to do something similar for my 18.5. May I ask why you contoured around the body instead of just a straight channel? seems it would be easier to empty /clean / fill pan
  4. J

    1st attempt cheese

    Smoking cheese. 1st attempt. 12 in smoker tube filled with apple pellets. 4 lbs cabot cheddar 2 lbs gouda. Just put it in 10 minutes ago. It's about 34 degrees out. Crossing my fingers!
  5. J

    How long will cheese stay vacuum sealed?

    So I was thinking about buying a foodsaver (45% off with kohls coups) and was wondering how long smoked cheese can stay in the food saver bags? I see from posts you need to keep it in bags about 30 days or so but will they stay longer?
  6. J

    Boned Thighs and boneless breasts

    Hi New to the whole smoking thing. Planning on 10-12 boned thighs and 5 or so large boneless breasts tomorrow. Going to brine them in the morning and throw them on about 3 pm or so. I want to give the chicken space to cook. Do you recommend breast on the lower grate and thighs on top or vice...
  7. J

    1st WSM cook

    18.5 seems like the size for me
  8. J

    Do you have a name for your grill...?

    My summit 670 is named kong for its king kong grill cover and at 6 burners plus it is a beast.
  9. J

    1st WSM cook

    Hi New to WSM Have a Summit 670 and have used it smoking chamber a number of times followed the basic Chicken recipe and came out great! Great website - tons of Info!

 

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