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@bracconiere

I'm not lame....

only the 'kool' kids smoke as much as you!

edit: damn, i've been making more cider recently, now i'm thinking about smoking some apple wedges and throwing them in a batch.....? gotta up my rep! :)

(i saw you said you used peanut shells, and pistachio...what about using cinnamon sticks to smoke them? hmmm)
 
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Like a campfire in your mouth...oh, so tasty.

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I'd drink that now with absolute glutany.
 
only the 'kool' kids smoke as much as you!

edit: damn, i've been making more cider recently, now i'm thinking about smoking some apple wedges and throwing them in a batch.....? gotta up my rep! :)

(i saw you said you used peanut shells, and pistachio...what about using cinnamon sticks to smoke them? hmmm)
That's crazy.... Good.
 
I love smoky food more than most people. I only use my oven for dessert... everything else that gets baked, broiled, or roasted gets cooked outside in a ceramic grill, over lump charcoal. I don’t care if it takes an extra 30 minutes to get it set up. It’s worth it.

I have at least a half dozen different kinds of wood chunks.

I’ve written to Royal Oak to see if I can buy a t-shirt.

And with all that, I still don’t like smoky beer.

Are there any commercial varieties I should try? I want to want this.
 
I love smoky food more than most people. I only use my oven for dessert... everything else that gets baked, broiled, or roasted gets cooked outside in a ceramic grill, over lump charcoal. I don’t care if it takes an extra 30 minutes to get it set up. It’s worth it.

I have at least a half dozen different kinds of wood chunks.

I’ve written to Royal Oak to see if I can buy a t-shirt.

And with all that, I still don’t like smoky beer.

Are there any commercial varieties I should try? I want to want this.
Try a Schlenkerla.... While feeding the smoker. Sip it slowly....

Your pork/chicken geared brain might be able to convert you to the meat-smoke-beer taste. I think cool temperature really helps though.

A two beer rule applies too.
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How are you using the Chipotle?

Gonna cut it up and dry hop it for one week in the fermenter. I typically sanitize the outside of the peppers (I've used habanero and jalapenos already) then I cut up the peppers on a sanitized cutting board with sanitized knife then add to the sanitized mesh bag and weigh it down with a heavy sanitized crystal ball. Works great. I've done the tincture route by soaking in vodka before but I found I don't like that bit of alcohol taste it still adds to the beer.


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