Grilling, Smoking, BBQ, etc. WAYCT (What Are You Cooking Today) Outdoor Edition
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@TeflonDon a dedicated smoke oven looks like the go, reckon I’d even start smoking cheese if I had one like yours.
Been going down the YouTube Weber rabbit hole since we started talking about webers and came across a thing they called a smoke ring that has a defuser plate. Turns out I have one but never really knew what is was for. Neatly threw out a while back. Might even give it a shot.
Only downside to having a Weber where I live is that they are absolutely dangerous in summer. I could potentially burn the town down….
and I never want to be that guy.Cheers for the tip on the vege’s I’ll give it a shot when I get home from my holidays.
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Smoking cheese is great - I’ve done that a lot.
I think my absolute favorite is havarti - a full fat, very mild danish cheese. If taken straight from the oven is very soft on the inside, and the fat really retains the smoke flavor.
Cheddar is another favorite, though it can go a bit dry.
And another benefit of smoking cheese is that it “kills” them, and stop them from maturing further. So if you have a Brie or similar that’s is on the verge of getting too intense it can be “stabilized“ by smoking.
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@TeflonDon I have some smoked cheddar that's been vacuum sealed in my fridge for about 3 years. It's going to be super mellow and delicious when I crack it open later this year. Lovely stuff!
Also, if you're in a country that sells Cheez-It, I highly recommend smoking some of those. You'll thank me later

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@TeflonDon said in Grilling, Smoking, BBQ, etc. WAYCT (What Are You Cooking Today) Outdoor Edition:
And another benefit of smoking cheese is that it “kills” them, and stop them from maturing further.
Didn’t know that one either, very Interesting
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Greek style marinaded grilled chicken on the Weber.



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@catdad1 cool grate setup












