With this pandemic and my fishing buddy battling rheumatoid arthritis, I was unable to fish for our Lake Erie steelhead this year--just wouldn't have been any fun without him.
Since today was forecast to be a cool day in Pittsburgh, I decided to smoke some Lake Sam's Club salmon.
Out of the dry brine after 24 hours.
Thanks to @daveomak for helping me with these proportions.
Dry cure per pound of fish:
29.3 grams of dark brown sugar
9.6 grams of kosher salt
.46 grams of black pepper
.92 grams of granulated garlic
1.5 grams of Cure #1
Rinsed, dried, and racked for two hours to form the pellicle. I used a computer fan to help things along.
Check out the finished product. Pretty nice pellicle, huh?
Into the Woodwind @ 160˚ for the first hour, then I increased the temperature 50˚ every 30 minutes until the internal temperature reached 145˚.
During the last 30 minutes, I brushed on a glaze of melted apricot jam.
These were delicious!
Thanks to all for viewing,
John
Since today was forecast to be a cool day in Pittsburgh, I decided to smoke some Lake Sam's Club salmon.
Out of the dry brine after 24 hours.
Thanks to @daveomak for helping me with these proportions.
Dry cure per pound of fish:
29.3 grams of dark brown sugar
9.6 grams of kosher salt
.46 grams of black pepper
.92 grams of granulated garlic
1.5 grams of Cure #1
Rinsed, dried, and racked for two hours to form the pellicle. I used a computer fan to help things along.
Check out the finished product. Pretty nice pellicle, huh?
Into the Woodwind @ 160˚ for the first hour, then I increased the temperature 50˚ every 30 minutes until the internal temperature reached 145˚.
During the last 30 minutes, I brushed on a glaze of melted apricot jam.
These were delicious!
Thanks to all for viewing,
John
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