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Off the top of my head I think I smoke salmon fillets for 2-3 hours. You might want to butterfly it, slicing to the side of the spine to the skin, then open it up like a book. Or prop the cavity open.

For flavor I like soy sauce mixed with pineapple juice, ginger, garlic, pepper. Marinate for 2-4 hours before smoking. I don't have the recipe off-hand. If you're interested I'll post it.
dennis,
thanks for the idea. new grocery is opening up and they have salmon on sale. after seeing your post i just remembered they have lemongrass and fish sauce. since friday is my long cooking day to keep from getting bored i always try something different and by using your idea i can put a thai spin on the salmon!!!!! thanks man Big Grin
i am going to do it in the 150 and i got left over trager pellets that are alder based so thanks dave too!!!!
jack
Ed, I brine in rock salt and brown sugar.. about 24 hours. It draws some of the moisture from the fish and firms it up. Rinse well, force dry on a rack with a fan to form the pellicle (sp?), and smoke with Alder.. (maybe add a bit of apple or hickory if desired).

That's the way I remember the "pros" out at Bodega Bay doing it for mega years. Altho, if I remember correctly.. most dry in a refrigerator on a rack until the pellicle forms.. not out in the open air..

No added grasses or spices :-).. when we do salmon.. the smoking does everything that is needed.

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