Thanks Yeah I drink a few waiting on it to cook last night! LOL
I’m thinking that if you need more cheese, and I like lots of cheese, that pepper jack might work with it?

I know better but, got delayed by thunderstorms so I didn’t put on smoker till 1530 so it was midnight before everything cooled and was put up. The ghost cheese is great! I did a 10# batch total and added 1 1/2 cups to about 8# and mixed. Then at about 5 #s left and added .50z of Encapsulated Citric Acid. The ECA is OK, but my wife does’t care much for it. This was just a try I’ve never used it. Think it would be better in snack sticks. Now the Ghost cheese gives a great Hot kick. We both love it. Might need a little more but not to much. I just stuffed some plain then with only cheese, then the ECA also. A little of each. Also added a little smoke for 2 hours then used my gas heat to keep the temperature controlled. Bottom line is the Ghost cheese has got a real punch so a little goes a long way. I will be added it to other things I want to spice up.

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If you want boiled meat then add water except for maybe a cup to keep it moist. Covered in a foil pan and tin foil top. 275 will work if you need extra time for beer lol. I would just wrap it and smoke it till medium rare.
Good luck Tarp.

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Got a mixed 10# batch on the smoker now .Got a late start though. 1/2 with ghost cheese 1 1/2 cup to 5# just to try. Love that heat it brings. Dond pictures tomorrow or so. 

MMMMMM I was going to add Citric acid so maybe I’ll adjust and maybe do half one way.
Thanks for info.Tarp.

I’m going to make some pepperoni sticks in a few days and was wondering if anyone has added ghost pepper high temp.cheese to the excalibur product. My wife thinks not . I’m talking 1/2 lb to 10lbs meat.
But we like it hotter than most people but it might not flavor it correctly.???

Thanks it was . lol
Time for something new ,think I’ll try pepperoni next week.

Used Fresh from the garden ground up.