uncle mikey, nephew here, i'll do the dishes if invited to share your dip...oh wait, there were no dishes...great video...great editing...no bloviating or pontificating...nice job....nephew over and out.
Just after you put all of the ingredients in before melting i had just said...dayum that looks good already, and then you came on the video and said if you think this looks good now.....lol I guess ya heard me!😆 Great video, thank you for sharing!
What can you use instead of mild melting cheddar?! and pepper jack/monterey jack? European here. Used mild white cheddar block and edam to substitute. Looked great but didn't achieve the same melting.
We checked but supplies are low so we are trying to get something worked out with Mike locally. If you end up making a snowy weather vid for us, we'll get you hooked up too, Ryan.
Another home run as always Mike! The big game is on Sunday and I’ll be making rib tips and smoked queso out on the kettle. Since I only have one kettle and will be using the Sns for both dishes I’m not sure I can cook them at the same time. If I can’t should I make the queso or rib tips first on the grill? I look forward to hearing from you! Thanks man! Cheers!
Smoked Queso is a revelation! Already planned on making it for Super Bowl! Your recipe is just about the same as mine. This time I get to make it on my new SnS Kamado though! And tell Dave to buy you an SnS parka!
I'm maken this tomorrow. I've made it before but I love to see other twists. Ill do my own twists but never thought of cilantro during the cook! Does it last the smoke or is it better As a garnish? BEARS packers game 1 tomorrow. I'm soooo happy you doing it on a Weber. Hate pellet crock pot cooks!! Got my follow!!
I kept it and used it to pour over the top of the meat (which keeps it from drying out as stated in the video) but you can adjust to your preference. The recipe can handle it either way 👍🏼
My wife said the flavor was a little to smoky. What can I add to reduce some of the smoky flavor? Thank You and any suggetsions are greatly appreciated! Happy Wife, Happy Life!
You can omit the velveeta altogether if you want. It adds a bit of creaminess but you can also achieve that with a little bit of milk after you mix it and then mix again right away. Or you can not do either. Still turns out great! -Mike
