HOMEMADE LOX WITH RECIPE & STEPS, PLENTY OF Q-VIEW

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I think a high jack is totally in order on this one.  Thanks Todd.  The AMNS has opened up new worlds of smoking pleasure for many people.

Good luck and good smoking!


Merv, If your gonna hijack my thread, the least you could do it tell me the lox looks good!  
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Thanks Ahron, It's 7:30 AM here, and I'm just about to have a bagel & lox for a snack.
 
Hey Al!

I followed this recipe seeing the great results you got - I got some nice results too but I have one complaint ( on my results though ) is that the outer layer is a bit tough.

May be you can't see it from the pictures you posted but the outer layer for my salmon seem tougher than the interior. I think it was already like this after the drying process.

Do you see this on yours too or is it nice and oily from the outside all the way in.

Thanks!
 
Hey Al!

I followed this recipe seeing the great results you got - I got some nice results too but I have one complaint ( on my results though ) is that the outer layer is a bit tough.

May be you can't see it from the pictures you posted but the outer layer for my salmon seem tougher than the interior. I think it was already like this after the drying process.

Do you see this on yours too or is it nice and oily from the outside all the way in.

Thanks!


There is a "skin" on the outside layer. I wouldn't call it tough though. If you slice the lox very thin at an angle it's hardly noticeable.
 
AL,

Absolutely marvelous job with that salmon.  Lox cut to paper thin slices and with the ingredients you applied are top notch.. Wish I could shoot you a few fresh salmon fillets to work with from here--noticeable difference.  Keep it up, and thanks for t=your post--I did enjoy it.

Rich
 
AL,

Absolutely marvelous job with that salmon.  Lox cut to paper thin slices and with the ingredients you applied are top notch.. Wish I could shoot you a few fresh salmon fillets to work with from here--noticeable difference.  Keep it up, and thanks for t=your post--I did enjoy it.

Rich
There you go Al !

I told Rich about those Florida Largemouth Bass eating all of the Salmon that used to be in Florida, but I wasn't talking about the Salmon Alaskan Bear catches.

You gotta take a run up there & get some---Better take a truck, in case you catch more than 3 of them!

Bear
 
 
AL,

Absolutely marvelous job with that salmon.  Lox cut to paper thin slices and with the ingredients you applied are top notch.. Wish I could shoot you a few fresh salmon fillets to work with from here--noticeable difference.  Keep it up, and thanks for t=your post--I did enjoy it.

Rich
Thanks Rich,

I have seen the photo's of the fresh salmon & they are impressive. 

Wish I could get my hands on a couple of fillets too.
 
It does look really good and I do like lox and cream cheese on a Bagel...Hard to get good Bagels in Louisiana...
 
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