Do you dry off your cheese after smoking

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Do you dry off your cheese after smoking or let it air dry

  • I wipe mine down and make sure it is dry

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  • I just dab off the heavy moisture and let it go

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  • I just let it air dry before I put it away

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scarbelly

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I have seen comments that many folks dry off their cheese after smoking and that lots of folks don't want to "wipe away the smoke flavor"

What is your method? Please choose a method then post a little about your methods in the thread.

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I just let it air dry in the fridge, then put it in the freezer for an hour, then vac pack it.
 
I dab off the excess (actually it sits on paper towel then i roll it on all sides), then vac seal it.  Guessing the freezer trick helps it keep the shape when sealing, but that never bothered me.

John
 
The only time I have ever had any moisture on my cheese is when I was smoking with heat. Now that I have my A-Maze-N smokers I have never had any moisture on my cheese at all. Some of that might have to do with the fact that I am usually smoking it around this time of the year and it's cold up here so there is no heat in my smoker at all.
 
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