Smoked Cheese - anyone?

Unknown · September 2003

Being from Wisconsin "America's Dairyland", we have access to some great cheese... Has anyone here tried to smoke cheese in an egg? Is it possible to get the egg low enough to avoid a meltdown? Or do they smoke cheese differently than meats and seafood. Just wondering...[p]MapMan

mad max beyond eggdome · September 2003

MapMan,
mike O did a thing at last waldorf eggfest, where he took some big old hunks of provelone, and threw them on the grill direct at something like 500 degrees, turning often. .the outside got kind of crusty and held in all the hot gooy cheese. . ..it was really excellent and, even after only a few minutes on the grill, had a great smokey taste. .. [p]if you go to the naked whiz's site and look at the pictures of forum folks, mike O's picture is there actually turning one of the hunks of cheese. . .pretty neat stuff. . .

djm5x9 · September 2003

<p />MapMan:[p]If you do a Google search of the archives a few threads can b found discusing two or three different ways to smoke cheese in ceramic cookers.
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QBabe · September 2003

mad max beyond eggdome,[p]That's one thing that was gone before word even spread that it was being served up! I missed getting a taste of that, but heard it was GREAT![p]How's the wind up there?[p]Tonia

Steve-O · September 2003

djm5x9,
Those look fabulous - why don't you tell us how you did it (please)??

mad max beyond eggdome · September 2003

QBabe,
in arlington its getting a little breezy, no rain yet. ..everybody is shutting down around lunch time though. ..

MickeyT · September 2003

djm5x9,[p]That is still one of my favorite food pictures. Truly amazing.[p]Mick

Smoked Cheese - anyone?

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