Sheet load of smoked Salmon jerky

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cmayna

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Baking sheet that is.......

Since I brought home over 40# of king Salmon on Tuesday and then yesterday the wife and I brought home another 4 more fish, I felt it was time to make some more Salmon Jerky to help make room in the freezer for the newly acquired victims. This time though I decided to set aside a few pieces to do a sample tasting party during our next fishing trip, this coming Friday, outside the Golden Gate bridge,.

I coated (brushed) a few pieces with a heated, liquidified brown sugar bath and then a few more with a maple syrup glaze. Think I'll let Capt Jim and deck hand Christian help judge the samples. The two small white plates on top hold the special samples.

I must say the basic big batch is so damn good, why change it? Cause I love experimenting......

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Process:
*Brine for 3 hours
*Dry for 2 hours
*Smoke with Apple & Alder for 2 hours
*Dehydrate for 5 hours
 
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Case,

If only you lived closer, I'd be feeding you big time.
 
I use the same dry brine recipe as I do with my Salmon filets and nuggets,using 1/4 (salt/brown sugar) ratio with fresh minced garlic.  Brine for 4 hours, rinse and room dry for 2 hours.  Smoke using Apple and Alder for 2 hours.  Dehydrate for 5+ hours.

Craig
 
I think it would work very well with store bought, but would be concerned with farm raised salmon which to me seems more fattier that wild caught salmon.
 
Craig, that always looks very very good!    Maybe try chopping it up before you dehydrate it and add to whipped cream cheese and spread on beagles.  I love the lox flavored cream cheese and just can't get it anymore.

If we were only in CA again!!!

Mel
 
Mel,

I would not want to chop it any smaller than what it is, which for jerky sizing is already a little on the small size. 
 
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