Some Smoked Foods
Many foods can be smoked. Some of the more common are listed here.
- Beverages
- Lapsang souchong tea leaves are smoked and dried over pine or cedar fires
- Malt beverages
- The malt used to make whisky
- Rauchbier (smoked beer)
- Fruit and vegetables
- Capsicums: chipotles (smoked, ripe jalapeƱos), paprika
- Prunes (dried plums) can be smoked while drying
- Wumei are smoked plum fruits
- Iburi-gakko are a smoked daikon pickle from Akita Prefecture, Japan
- Protein
- Cheeses
- Fish
- Eel popular in eastern/northern Europe
- Traditional Grimsby smoked fish (cod and haddock)
- Haddock and Arbroath Smokies (haddock)
- Kippers and bloater (herring)
- Salmon
- Mackerel
- Beef
- Traditionally-prepared jerky
- Pastrami (pickled, spiced and smoked beef brisket)
- Pork
- Bacon
- Prosciutto
- Ham
- Bakkwa
- Various sausages
- Tofu
- Various kinds of nuts
- Spices
- Paprika
- Salt
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