"No smoke without fire"
Oak Smoked Chilli Cheddar.

by thefishfrierscuff

34 Comments

  1. Already eaten, but yesterday I made scotch-brain-beer-dough fried pattypan nuggets.

  2. Accomplished_Low2564

    As a Dutch person: I really want to use my Boska cheese slicer on that piece of cheese.

  3. thesybiancontroller

    This should be a sticky or at least on of the top all time posts

  4. BigAlxBjj

    I’m doing a lot of reaper sauce with peanut butter. Working on a spread.

  5. IncorporateThings

    Holy shit that looks good. Do you also make pepper jack cheeses?

  6. nerodiskburner

    Spicy honey. Didnt turn out as spicy as i would have liked, but goes well with almost every meal/meat/side.

    I basicaly just simmered the honey with crushed pepper. If anyone has any actual spicy honey recipes, would appreciate it if you shared them.

  7. Pomegranate_1328

    My favorite is dehydrated then made into a powder and used for everything to cooking, cocktails and even on popcorn. I make seasonings with really hot peppers and some milder ones. I even mix in things like sweet pepper, lime peels, onion and garlic. It is so yummy. I have also made a BBQ sauce with my peppers and tomatoes before. I don’t do recipes I just cook it all down and add and taste.

  8. ThanksS0muchY0

    This cheese is mesmerizing. What all did you do? Dice fresh pods and roll the cheese in it then smoke it all as one? Did you like, make the cheese too??

  9. ThanksS0muchY0

    https://preview.redd.it/rjzxaof0u3ef1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=4e3c847cf29b4012ffc907a64b1c5c49f6e66b82

    I ferment almost all my peppers and crank out a few hundred bottles every year. I do these two flavors every year, and a third one that I like to change around. Did a Spicy Cherry BBQ sauce that was a KC style, but I swapped condensed cherry puree in for the molasses, and added a bunch of fermented peppers. Last year was a Swedish Mustard Dill Sauce with fermented habaneros. Haven’t decided on what to do this year, but I’ve been getting special requests, and might bring back my super spicy coarse ground mustard sauce.

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