Grilled Salmon with smoke, sorta

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smoke happens

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Nov 20, 2012
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Arlington, WA
Got a hair up the arse and decided to add some smoke to a Salmon I was cooking on the grill. It turned out awesome, so I though I would share. Good smokey flavor, but just a bit on the outside to accent the rub on the Salmon. This is kind of a grill/steam/poach/smoke method, I guess....

Foil "containment vessel" lined with lemon slices


Add Salmon.


Onto the Weber gas grill, about 1/2" of water added to the containment vessel, AMNPS rolling TBS from apple pellets. Back burner turned off, middle and front burner set to med-high.


Finished product. Those are some shrimp I butterflied and put on the last few minutes of cooking.


Salmon was awesome, great smokey flavor for fish that was not smoked if that makes any sense at all. Anyone else done this before? I will be doing this again for sure. I plank cook fish a lot too on Alder and Cedar planks and the flavor was similar as the edges of the plank normally char a bit and give some good smoke too.

Thanks for watching.

Andy
 
Going to try some Mahi soon that I got down in Costa Rica, will be the first time with a white fish like that for me. Any tips?
 
Really? Mahi no good smoked? I have about 30lbs I brought back from CR, so we have been grilling plenty so far.
 
Wow, all of that fish sounds great to grill or smoke but when I think of smoking Mullet it brings back bad memories from my youth:)
 
Mahi is great!! on the grill.... I wouldn't smoke it because it doesn't have the oil that the others have. But, it is phenomenal on the grill. 

Duster   yep!!  mullet is one of my favorites! I like it smoked, but it is awesome breaded and fried.
 
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