Cold smoking on the road
Does any one cold smoke while on the road? Cold smoking is not curing food, just adding smoke flavor to things like cheese, butter, mushrooms, shrimp and much more without using heat.
I'm thinking of taking one of my cold smoking kits with us, but unsure of which one to use.
I have two types – the A-Maz-N tube with pellets or the soup can with a soldering iron and wood chips.
The tube smoker requires a propane torch to get it going, where the soldering iron requires electricity.
I think the soldering iron method with Alder chips gives a smoother taste as compared to the tube & pellet giving a more bitter, almost metallic taste.
It only take a hour & a half to two and is fun to play with. Fritos, peanuts/nuts, martini's, bourbon. Most anything you want to add some unique flavor to.
I'm thinking of taking one of my cold smoking kits with us, but unsure of which one to use.
I have two types – the A-Maz-N tube with pellets or the soup can with a soldering iron and wood chips.
The tube smoker requires a propane torch to get it going, where the soldering iron requires electricity.
I think the soldering iron method with Alder chips gives a smoother taste as compared to the tube & pellet giving a more bitter, almost metallic taste.
It only take a hour & a half to two and is fun to play with. Fritos, peanuts/nuts, martini's, bourbon. Most anything you want to add some unique flavor to.
