Perfect Smoke Salmon With No Brine

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The secret to perfect smoked salmon is to buy good quality salmon and NOT overcook it. This recipe has been made thousands of times for our catering events and gets the best feedback.

We love King or Chinook salmon but you can use any kind. Be sure the pin bones are removed (ask the butcher to do it for you).

Simply season with Dijon mustard, kosher salt, and coarse black pepper.

Smoke with a fruit wood at 225 degrees Fahrenheit for about an hour. Pull the salmon when the internal temperature at the thickest part is no more than 130 degrees Fahrenheit. Let it rest, and then serve!
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Made this tonight with a fresh farm raised steelhead. Came out perfect!!

Smoked on my new Masterbuilt 40” digital electric smoker my wife just bought me for my birthday. Took a little under an hour for a 2 1/2 lb fillet. Used applewood chips and pulled it out when it reached 137 degrees. Temp went up fast last 15 minutes.

Wife says she will never order salmon out again, high praise indeed. Thanks for the video, I subscribed which I never do.

Cheers

danesmith
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Nice and easy recipe, love the simplicity, thank you for the video

issihavok
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I bought a pellet grill by accident. Lol. I mean that I bought it without understanding that it was more of a slow cooker/smoker than a normal grill. So I literally had no idea what to cook on it. I tried your recipe and it is so simple and so delicious!! Everyone loved it. I could eat this every day. Thank you!

jessicafaugno
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Amazing! Just what I'm planning on doing. Thank you!❤

marksmobilemw
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Awesome ! i smoked a 3 ib. piece Salmon today and it was absolutely fantastic!!!! thank you for a great recipe!!!

johnadams
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I just caught a lot of Salmon. so I will be using this for Smoking my fish.

toddrussell
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Ok to cut into smaller pieces before seasoning?

mrmark
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I like mine dry. Definitely going to leave it in longer

GreatWhiteSquid
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What about lake trout caught from a creek? Not sure what constitutes high quality but would it be ok to cook it to 130?

brianbearden