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Re: Smoked Salmon - my best effort yet.

Posted: 27 Oct 2021, 20:48
by maverick
Smoking it at 60* is enought to cook the meat and preserve it apparently.

Re: Smoked Salmon - my best effort yet.

Posted: 28 Oct 2021, 15:11
by peatop
I bought a small grill, just need to make a lid for smoking
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will have to buy some chips and give it a go, I used to cold smoke years ago, chicken was my favored species but then I used to pile 20 eggs under broody hens so having a spare chook or 10 wasn't an issue :evilgrin: tried turkey eggs once but the hens tend get upset when they don't hatch at 21-22 days :lol:

Re: Smoked Salmon - my best effort yet.

Posted: 28 Oct 2021, 15:51
by maverick
Just use an old deep baking tray turned upside down for a lid. Use some foil around it to fill the gaps if you need to.

Re: Smoked Salmon - my best effort yet.

Posted: 28 Oct 2021, 19:48
by craigcole10
I've never kept salmon as a lot of people I spoken to have said it's no good but this thread has got me interested. Might have to try this with the kamado joe. Cheers Reeling for digging this one up.

Re: Smoked Salmon - my best effort yet.

Posted: 29 Oct 2021, 04:00
by peatop
maverick wrote: 28 Oct 2021, 15:51 Just use an old deep baking tray turned upside down for a lid. Use some foil around it to fill the gaps if you need to.
ofc thanks for the idea, now to catch some fish or maybe eel.

Re: Smoked Salmon - my best effort yet.

Posted: 29 Oct 2021, 11:05
by maverick
An old You Tube video I made about smoking fish without a smoker. Excuse the quality, it was a while ago.




Don't use the wife's good baking dishes. :roll:

Re: Smoked Salmon - my best effort yet.

Posted: 30 Oct 2021, 13:18
by peatop
Nice Pete, I think I need to go get the fish and give it a try :thumbsup: