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I had some smoked Gouda cheese that was beyond awesome and I think other smoked cheeses over the years that were great.
Cooked (Reheated) a couple of pre smoked turkey drums yesterday, came out moist and my buddy said it was good I hated it. First and last smoked turkey for me. All the other meats and fishes that I've had that were smoked I really felt like they ruined them.
I'm known for my BBQ, so I'll have to say I love hot-smoked meats (except salmon). As for cold-smoked meats, bacon and salmon are at the top of my list.
if its a strong smokey flavor....sometimes it hits you pretty hard,,,
I have some friends that make there own beef jerky...and use to much liquid smoke..
I didn like it,,,,,but.... I do like jerky with less of a smokey flavor..
Maybe it was reheating the smoked turkey drums that messed them up? Smoked gouda and smoked salmon are two of my favorite foods. I also really like smoked oysters. I eat them with cream cheese on a Ritz cracker.
A lot of it depends on the wood that is used for the smoking. A lot of my neighbors use mesquite wood because it is the wood that is most available in Southern Arizona. It produces a very strong smoky taste that can be unpleasant.
The second most common wood here is pecan. That smoke is significantly milder.
I live in a city famous for BBQ, but I don't love smoked poultry or fish, neither of which are headliners on the BBQ circuit, here, though turkey and chicken are usually available.It's more about brisket, ribs, pulled pork, sausage, bacon, etc., here.
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