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  • Ridley AcresR Offline
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    Anyone ever use shagbark hickory husks in your smoker?

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    • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

      ND Mike I like to use Sugar Maple, Pecan, Apple, Cherry or Alder. I like them all and haven’t had any complaints yet and I’ve been smoking cheese for about 12 years. I have a Traeger Pellet Smoker w/cold smoker so what ever bag of pellets goes in the hopper is what it gets smoked with. My favs are the Maple, Pecan & Alder.

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      Bob Stehlik thanks!

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        love smoked cheese

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        • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

          IMG_1056[1].jpg johnsbrewhouse I can’t wait to get smoking my cheese. Here’s my cheese inventory for this year. Kroger had 2lb. blocks for $3.79 last week and a couple of weeks ago 8oz. for $1.49. I use Tillamook, COSTCO’s Jarlsberg and SAM’S Club Muenster. Just waiting for some cool cloudy days to start smoking. I have to give up my garage beer fridge for my cheese every fall.![0_1634151746148_Cheese Inventory 10_13_21.zip](Uploading 100%) [0_1634151822115_Cheese Inventory 10_13_21.zip](Uploading 100%)IMG_1057[1].jpg

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          Bob Stehlik Wow, what an assortment. You’re going to have cheese for every occasion. How long do you smoke yours?

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            #6643

            Cool rainy day here. We had a roasted chicken for supper last night that the wife made. I decided to make chicken noodle soup the only way I know how. From scratch and a boiled carcass. I did add store bought gluten free egg noodles. Hit the spot on this wet dreary windy day. Eastern part of the state has a tornado warning and the western part of the state is getting snow.
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            • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

              IMG_1056[1].jpg johnsbrewhouse I can’t wait to get smoking my cheese. Here’s my cheese inventory for this year. Kroger had 2lb. blocks for $3.79 last week and a couple of weeks ago 8oz. for $1.49. I use Tillamook, COSTCO’s Jarlsberg and SAM’S Club Muenster. Just waiting for some cool cloudy days to start smoking. I have to give up my garage beer fridge for my cheese every fall.![0_1634151746148_Cheese Inventory 10_13_21.zip](Uploading 100%) [0_1634151822115_Cheese Inventory 10_13_21.zip](Uploading 100%)IMG_1057[1].jpg

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              Bob Stehlik $12.99 for my five pound loaf at US Foods/Chiefs Store, it’s closer than Costco. Fred Meyer/Kroger up here doesn’t send me ads anymore so I never know what’s on sale. The last batch I got from Safeway on sale for Lucerne

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              • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                IMG_1056[1].jpg johnsbrewhouse I can’t wait to get smoking my cheese. Here’s my cheese inventory for this year. Kroger had 2lb. blocks for $3.79 last week and a couple of weeks ago 8oz. for $1.49. I use Tillamook, COSTCO’s Jarlsberg and SAM’S Club Muenster. Just waiting for some cool cloudy days to start smoking. I have to give up my garage beer fridge for my cheese every fall.![0_1634151746148_Cheese Inventory 10_13_21.zip](Uploading 100%) [0_1634151822115_Cheese Inventory 10_13_21.zip](Uploading 100%)IMG_1057[1].jpg

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                Bob Stehlik My second 5 lb. batch is smoking right now, need to check on it.

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                • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

                  Anyone ever use shagbark hickory husks in your smoker?

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                  Ridley Acres No, other than the wood, just the nuts (some with the husks, which can be too strong & others without). Makes for a stronger, more intense flavor.

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                  • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                    IMG_1056[1].jpg johnsbrewhouse I can’t wait to get smoking my cheese. Here’s my cheese inventory for this year. Kroger had 2lb. blocks for $3.79 last week and a couple of weeks ago 8oz. for $1.49. I use Tillamook, COSTCO’s Jarlsberg and SAM’S Club Muenster. Just waiting for some cool cloudy days to start smoking. I have to give up my garage beer fridge for my cheese every fall.![0_1634151746148_Cheese Inventory 10_13_21.zip](Uploading 100%) [0_1634151822115_Cheese Inventory 10_13_21.zip](Uploading 100%)IMG_1057[1].jpg

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                    #6647

                    Bob Stehlik I gotta try smoking cheese now.

                    “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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                    • wdalyW wdaly

                      Bob Stehlik Wow, what an assortment. You’re going to have cheese for every occasion. How long do you smoke yours?

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                      #6648

                      wdaly I usually cut a 2/2.5 block into 3 equal pieces and leave the 8 oz. pieces whole. I smoke for 10/15 minutes per side depending on the hardness of the type of cheese. It is about an hour per piece depending on temperature. We like a heavier smoke so after an hour I put in the fridge while another batch is smoking and then repeat. Many recipes call for a total of 15/30 minutes of smoke but we have found people prefer a heavier smoke. I also smoke my cheese with a pan of ice cubes to help keep the cheese cooler.

                      Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                      • SurgS Surg

                        Bob Stehlik I gotta try smoking cheese now.

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                        Surg Piece of cake! Give it a shot. Don’t forget we can eat our mistakes!!!

                        Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                        • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                          wdaly I usually cut a 2/2.5 block into 3 equal pieces and leave the 8 oz. pieces whole. I smoke for 10/15 minutes per side depending on the hardness of the type of cheese. It is about an hour per piece depending on temperature. We like a heavier smoke so after an hour I put in the fridge while another batch is smoking and then repeat. Many recipes call for a total of 15/30 minutes of smoke but we have found people prefer a heavier smoke. I also smoke my cheese with a pan of ice cubes to help keep the cheese cooler.

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                          Bob Stehlik Thanks. I like a pretty heavy smoke as well. The wife not so much.

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                            Mine smokes for around 4 to 5 hours cold. I like a heavy smoke flavor and some color too. I have found the cherry pellets much more pleasant tasting than the mesquite. The mesquite smoke was a bit harsh at first, but may mellow with time in the package. The A-maze-n tray in the hot side of the Trager and cheese in the cold chamber really has made a difference.

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                            • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                              Mine smokes for around 4 to 5 hours cold. I like a heavy smoke flavor and some color too. I have found the cherry pellets much more pleasant tasting than the mesquite. The mesquite smoke was a bit harsh at first, but may mellow with time in the package. The A-maze-n tray in the hot side of the Trager and cheese in the cold chamber really has made a difference.

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                              calldoctoday
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                              johnsbrewhouse I think the Pecan, Cherry, or Apple works best. The Mesquite is too heavy & better for something much heavier like beef, etc.

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                              • ND MikeN ND Mike

                                Cool rainy day here. We had a roasted chicken for supper last night that the wife made. I decided to make chicken noodle soup the only way I know how. From scratch and a boiled carcass. I did add store bought gluten free egg noodles. Hit the spot on this wet dreary windy day. Eastern part of the state has a tornado warning and the western part of the state is getting snow.
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                                ND Mike Keep the rain jacket and boots handy.

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                                • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                                  ND Mike Keep the rain jacket and boots handy.

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                                  zbigjeff yep! We didn’t have rain all summer and now we are getting quite a bit.

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                                  • ND MikeN ND Mike

                                    Cool rainy day here. We had a roasted chicken for supper last night that the wife made. I decided to make chicken noodle soup the only way I know how. From scratch and a boiled carcass. I did add store bought gluten free egg noodles. Hit the spot on this wet dreary windy day. Eastern part of the state has a tornado warning and the western part of the state is getting snow.
                                    Screenshot_20211013-171619_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20211013-171628_Gallery.jpg

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                                    ND Mike Nothing better than homemade chicken noodle soup on a blustery day, unless you add a grilled cheese with it. My wife makes homemade noodles for ours, have some soup in the fridge right now.

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                                    • ND MikeN ND Mike

                                      Cool rainy day here. We had a roasted chicken for supper last night that the wife made. I decided to make chicken noodle soup the only way I know how. From scratch and a boiled carcass. I did add store bought gluten free egg noodles. Hit the spot on this wet dreary windy day. Eastern part of the state has a tornado warning and the western part of the state is getting snow.
                                      Screenshot_20211013-171619_Gallery.jpg Screenshot_20211013-171628_Gallery.jpg

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                                      ND Mike - Oh Yeah!

                                      Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                                      • B bocephus

                                        ND Mike Nothing better than homemade chicken noodle soup on a blustery day, unless you add a grilled cheese with it. My wife makes homemade noodles for ours, have some soup in the fridge right now.

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                                        bocephus I am glad it is soup season. I make it a lot during the winter. That is cool that you guys make your own noodles!!!

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                                        • ND MikeN ND Mike

                                          Cool rainy day here. We had a roasted chicken for supper last night that the wife made. I decided to make chicken noodle soup the only way I know how. From scratch and a boiled carcass. I did add store bought gluten free egg noodles. Hit the spot on this wet dreary windy day. Eastern part of the state has a tornado warning and the western part of the state is getting snow.
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                                          ND Mike I used to not care for chicken noodle soup growing up is as you know some boil the chicken and think it’s great. But once when someone discovered nothing less than a rotisserie chicken needs to be used the moons aligned.

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