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Any cold smoke experience here?

Started by theFlyingHog, February 19, 2012, 03:40:14 pm

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theFlyingHog

I've started looking at making my own pastrami and would like to hit it with the cold smoke. I think I could probably rig something up with one of my current grills and a coffee can or two, maybe something a little bigger. And some stove pipe.

Anybody done any cold smoking/made your own?

Shag66

I want to learn and I have seen several good cold smoking setups.

The people where I bought my Egg showed my how to cold smoke on it.  She said that she smoked Cheese on hers all the time.

I'll see if I can find some links for you.


Why not just smoke your Pastrami low and slow?

 

nwahogs

I cure meats all the time, but on a larger scale. I'd love to try a smaller setup. Cured (cold smoked) 80 lbs of pork loin and 30 lbs of ribs this past december.

theFlyingHog

Quote from: Shag66 on February 19, 2012, 04:39:30 pm
I want to learn and I have seen several good cold smoking setups.

The people where I bought my Egg showed my how to cold smoke on it.  She said that she smoked Cheese on hers all the time.

I'll see if I can find some links for you.


Why not just smoke your Pastrami low and slow?
I was thinking I'd get the hot on it after 5 hours or so. It makes it more fun to cold smoke it some.

I've looked around a lot and mostly what I found was people using fish tank aerators and chit. 

Shag66

Here is an easy one for using your regular grill or smoker.

Basically a soldering iron and a can of wood chips


http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=122128&highlight=cold+smoke



theFlyingHog

Very interesting. I've gotta give this a green light. Wish I had more fab experience but I can get it done. Cheese sounds good too!

Shag66

Quote from: theFlyingHog on February 19, 2012, 05:57:19 pm
Very interesting. I've gotta give this a green light. Wish I had more fab experience but I can get it done. Cheese sounds good too!

Smoked Cheddar and Gouda are great.  Just pick a cool day and a semi firm cheese.

BR

"Cause I love Cajun martinis and playin' afternoon golf"

theFlyingHog


Tim Harris

I made pastrami a while back and just used the low and slow method.  I need to make some adjustments but for my first try it wasn't to bad.

DeltaBoy

I'll try this with my Weber.
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