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    Cold Smoke on Big Joe

    Hey y'all. Anyone have thoughts/ideas/suggestions/experience with cold smoking? I want get started, but am not sure if I should go with a tray, smoke daddy kinda deal, coffee can with a dryer vent, or some other brilliant option I don't know about yet. I don't have a jr that I could use to generate smoke, so thats kinda out. But I do have a beautiful wild salmon fillet freezing a hole in my freezer that I want to start with, and have been thinking about doing some other non-meat stuff for some weird vegans I know.

    #2
    I have an Amaz'n tray that I've used in my: kettle, gasser, WSCG, and an old electric smoker from days gone by. works perfectly.

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    #3
    I can't help but welcome to The Pit.

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      #4
      Originally posted by xaugievike View Post
      I have an Amaz'n tray that I've used in my: kettle, gasser, WSCG, and an old electric smoker from days gone by. works perfectly.
      And welcome!

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        #5

        I haven't cold smoked since I got my kamado but i figure you could just do it just like this.

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        #6
        I use an amazin maze for cheese, nuts, jerky

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          #7
          This is great, everyone!
          has anyone used the Amaz’n tray in a ceramic cooker? I’m just worried about heat retention. Also, adding more ice would be kind of a pain, if you have to do it often... looks like a beauty system though!!!

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          • customtrim
            customtrim commented
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            I have used a amazi n tube to do cheese in my kamado Joe but I only do it when it is cold out

          #8
          For the record, we caution against smoking any meats below 200 degrees, for safety's sake. Throwing this out there...I used to smoke my salmon at ~145. After reading Meathead's article, and pondering & realizing a "better safe than sorry" approach has never hurt anyone, I switched to 200-225 and notice zero (or negligible at best) difference in the outcome, except a quicker cook time.

          To arm yourself with good information on the dangers of cold smoking meats, please give this article a once over: https://amazingribs.com/more-techniq...ats-dont-do-it

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            #9
            Originally posted by RonB View Post
            I can't help but welcome to The Pit.
            Thank you so much, my friend!!

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              #10
              Anyone have thoughts on the tray vs. the tube - for a Big Joe specifically? Also, do you guys think the fan would boost the heat too high?

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                #11
                That Amazentube works like a charm.. MonsterDuckMadness And welcome to the Pit!


                Cheers from Norway

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                  #12
                  MonsterDuckMadness (nice handle)!

                  With your comment about the fan, you have me wondering whether a Smobot might be a good alternative. I've gone to the site but haven't found a temp range yet. But here's a recording of a typical ribs cook on a LBGE. It's a great device. http://www.smobot.com

                  My thinking is if you can put your setpoint where you want it (~150?), put the amazing tube or alternative into the chamber, and let the Smobot control the airflow, you might be golden.

                  And welcome!

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                    #13
                    Thanks, man!!!

                    Yeah, this is more or less what I was thinking too! I have a FireBoard Drive set up with my Big Joe (sorry - I should have been more clear about that. So I was wanting to try pretty much what you are outlining. I’m just not sure how to do it, given that high fan speed usually = higher temps. IE, if I set my set point super low, I don’t think my fan will come on. And if I just set my fan speed on high-ish, I worry that it will create incremental heat. I know that, normally, he amount of heat generated by a pellet tray/tube should be minimal. But these ceramic coolers do suck up heat like sponges... So I dunno.

                    To that end, I also wonder if that might be a reason to use the tube over the tray... Like, if tray tube throws a lot more heat, maybe it’s not such a good idea for the Big Joe...

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                    • EdF
                      EdF commented
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                      One way to find out, eh? Maybe try some cheese first?

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