Smokehouse Recipes
Smoked Vegetable Salsa

With salsa being the number one condiment in America, the preparation methods and combination of ingredients is almost unlimited. Salsa translates in several languages to “sauce” which leaves a lot of room for creative license. This recipe was created after a dinner party, when I found myself with a container of smoked vegetables left over the next day. I needed a topping for the trout I’d just cooked up so after dicing the smoked veggies, adding some fresh cilantro and lime juice, I had a smokey, flavorful, unique salsa. Next time you want to add a healthy side to your...
Smoked Roasted Corn Salsa and Tomatillo Salsa Verde

It can be as easy to make your own smoked salsas using your Smoke Chief Cold Smoke Generator as placing your favorite salsa recipe is a large shallow non-reactive container such as pyrex pie dishes in your grill and cold-smoking for one hour for a light smoke taste or 2 hours for a heavier taste. You can also smoke your raw ingredients such as sliced tomato, sliced onions, or halved and cleaned chilies or peppers and cold-smoking before chopping into salsa. Smoked chillies, peppers, and onions can also be cold-smoked alone to use in other dishes, such as chili, ragu’’s,...