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Community => Butchering, Cooking, Recipes => Topic started by: dogtuk on October 08, 2012, 05:56:53 PM
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Hello Everyone
The kids wanted smoked salmon so my buddy Bill gave me a small Coho and I dry brined it in rock salt for 1 1/2 hours and placed it into the smoker using Apple for smoke turned out pretty good
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Man that looks awesome...nice job!
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I can almost taste that through the monitor. :drool:
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Look's great!!! I have been feasting on lope jerky and just had lope back straps from the smoker tonight :drool: Wish we lived close we could have done some trading :chuckle:
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Gee, could I have a little piece? :chuckle: Looks great, good work!
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Murman thanks will give it a try sometime when I get more fish
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Huey, that looks awesome! Great job........John
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what did you use for a brine ? looks amazing
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Just Rock salt put on a heavy coat for 1 1/2 hours rinse off salt let set for a couple hours to form a glaze then smoke
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:tup: That would be a wonderful gift for the gift exchange!... :twocents:
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Just finished up a batch of cheese myself....
Hey dogtuck what temperature and for how long did you smoke the salmon for?
I plan on doing some salmon tomorrow.
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I started it at 140 for about 4 hours heavy smoke then up to 160 for an hour then finished at 180 the last step at 180 was a little warm next time will just go to 160 til its done
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That sounds great dogtuk, thanks.
I am thinking about spritzing my smoke salmon with a light maple syrup mix as it smokes. Never tried it but thought it would be interesting to try.
My mouth is watering just thinking about it.... :drool: