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Smoked Cheeses

by Steve Saks » Fri Jul 04, 2008 11:23 am

Where, oh where can I find some nice smoked Cheddar or Smoked Mozzarella?

Is there anyplace here that smokes cheeses? or Meats?

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Re: Smoked Cheeses

by Stephen D » Fri Jul 04, 2008 12:23 pm

Steve Saks wrote:Where, oh where can I find some nice smoked Cheddar or Smoked Mozzarella?

Is there anyplace here that smokes cheeses? or Meats?

Thanks,

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Re: Smoked Cheeses

by Brad W » Fri Jul 04, 2008 2:20 pm

Plenty of places.....Lotsa Pasta, Whole Foods, Fresh Market, Liquor Barns, Doll's...I'm sure there are some more....
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by robert szappanos » Fri Jul 04, 2008 2:24 pm

Pauls Fruit Market...Meijers...Krogers and Wal Mart....has smoked cheese also...
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Re: Smoked Cheeses

by Scott_Shreffler » Fri Jul 04, 2008 4:56 pm

If you go to Whole Foods, try the Rofumo Loaf. Sort of like a smoked gouda, but a much creamier texture. Good stuff.
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Re: Smoked Cheeses

by Dan Thomas » Sat Jul 05, 2008 1:59 am

I threw a hunk of Parmesan rind on the smoker while I was doing some pork shoulder and was quite pleased with the results!...

For the 1/4 lb. chunk I just put there for Sh!^t's and giggles; I've been pleasantly surprised by the depth of flavor that permeated the entire piece of cheese....

I've been shaving pieces off for a couple of days and it gets better all the time!

Unfortunately, I'm down to a thumb sized piece now and wont be smoking any meat for a week or so!
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by Paul Nicheols » Sat Jul 05, 2008 8:00 pm

My name is Paul and I am in charge of the BBQ and catering at Frankfort Avenue Beer Depot and Smokehouse. Although we do not have smoked cheese on the menu, we would be glad to smoke some for you. If you ever need cheese or any meats smoked give me a call at the store. We have a lot of customers who bring up their own products to be smoked. You can even choose the wood you would like. I use hickory, oak, cherry, or apple. We have daily smoked specials. The smoked salmon (Bluefin) on Wednesday is awesome, it sells out every time.

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Louisville, Kentucky
895-3223
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Re: Smoked Cheeses

by Jackie R. » Mon Jul 07, 2008 8:07 pm

Paul Nicheols wrote:My name is Paul and I am in charge of the BBQ and catering at Frankfort Avenue Beer Depot and Smokehouse. Although we do not have smoked cheese on the menu, we would be glad to smoke some for you.


That sounds like a really cool gesture to me. Is that really such a regular practice? I love the idea but wonder how silly I would feel showing up for a beer and smoker. No worries from me, really, cause I have friends that love joining me at the beer depot for brews.
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by Paul Nicheols » Mon Jul 07, 2008 8:36 pm

This is a regular practice, the smoker is always going so it doesn't hurt to through some extra stuff on it. I like to smoke all the time, and almost anything :wink: Next time your in for a beer, try some of our food. It is some of the freshest stuff you can get anywhere. Food goes so quick, we almost never have anything for more than one day.
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Re: Smoked Cheeses

by Jackie R. » Mon Jul 07, 2008 8:57 pm

That much I know (the part part about everything being really good). Thank you for the info, and I will definately be in for a smoking (not to smoke me, exactly [albeit that would be a tasty dish] [did I really just say that???] ).
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Re: Smoked Cheeses

by Doogy R » Mon Jul 07, 2008 9:10 pm

Jackie, come and let me show you how to smoke cheese.
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Re: Smoked Cheeses

by Jackie R. » Mon Jul 07, 2008 9:16 pm

OMG, I started that, didn't I?!!!
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Re: Smoked Cheeses

by Doogy R » Mon Jul 07, 2008 9:39 pm

Jackie R. wrote:OMG, I started that, didn't I?!!!


No. you didn't.
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Re: Smoked Cheeses

by Deb Hall » Mon Jul 07, 2008 10:59 pm

Dan,

The smoked Parm sounds really yummy! How long did you leave it in the smoker to get the results you liked?

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