Okay here's something different I do. Smoked hard boiled eggs. 1. set up the keg at 225 or 250 with the heaviest smoke you can muster. I find hickory to be the most complimentary wood for this. Take some hard boiled eggs and throw them in the smoke for 3-5 minutes.
Recipe number 1 is just that, smoked hard boiled egg. I cut them in half before going in to maximize the surface area for the smoke. A note on hard boiled eggs. I find 17 minutes at the boil and immediately into cold water, to be the best method. For this you want the eggs just barely done because the smokey heat will finish them up nicely. The surface of the whites should be a solid tan color when done. It was difficult to get a good picture of this but I think you can see it.
The next trick is to make them into smokey deviled eggs. Take the egg halves and dump the yolks into a bowl, add mustard and mayo in roughly equal proportions, I myself add slightly more mustard. Of course I use my Jalapeno mustard but any you mustard you like is fine. For 10 halves I use 1.5 Tbsp. each but this is a personal choice add that which achieve the consistency you like best. Spoon the mix back into the eggs and sprinkle with cayenne to your taste. They have a pleasant mild smokiness. You could likely duplicate it with a little liquid smoke, but what kind of fun would that be!
Last, Smoked egg salad. Take whatever additions you like and throw them in the bowl. In my house hold that's equal amounts of celery, green pepper, chopped dill pickles and onion. Not Relish! Relish is too wet. Then chop and add the smoked eggs in this case, 12. Then add equal amounts again of mustard and mayo. 1/3 of a cup of each suites me but you may like it drier or wetter. Add 1 Tbsp of black pepper and 1 tsp of cayenne and mix thoroughly. Last 1 lb package of bacon, keg smoked, chopped and mixed in. Great in wraps, sandwiches or as a salad. Has amilder smoke taste than the deviled eggs but its still there.
