No joke! Put ice cubes in a loaf pan and smoke them until the ice melts. Strain out any particles and refreeze in ice cube trays. Use for cocktails. You smoke cubes instead of water to get more surface area for the smoke to infuse.
I'm generally not a big fish eater, but I can munch on smoked salmon and tilapia all day long. The smoke eliminates much of the overly-fishy smell, and makes the texture less "slimy." :)
I love smoked scallops, clams, and oysters also. Smoked crab, not so much. Halibut is also good smoked.
I smoke baked beans in the smoker.
I haven't done it, but I think smoked boiled eggs would make great deviled eggs. Smoked potatoes are probably pretty good.
I've read about people smoking salt. One person that makes his own beer smoked some of the ingredients before making the beer.
I have smoked garlic, tomatoes, onion and bell peppers. You can't go wrong with any of those.
Also, don't forget to use different types of wood. I love any kind of poultry smoked with apple wood. Most of the fish I do gets Alder wood. Try blending woods for unique flavors.
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Cheese, all kinds, olives,fruit, especially for salsa,breads,BRATS,salt,fruit into BBQ jams, cabbage rolls, Mac and cheese, however it's not what you smoke, its what you smoke extremely well.