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When you are in a hurry...

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uncle eddie

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...nothing beats smoked salmon.

...Just sayin'

We do ours at 275F and it takes about 45 minutes to from start to done.
 
Seems more like baked salmon, with a little smoke . I like the texture & taste of low & slow. Some things shouldn’t be rushed.
 
Once the river goes down a bit, if you catch me some flatheads, I’ll swap you pound for pound with skin-on, pinbone out King, coho or Lakers.. Frozen or smoked, your choice.

Used to live in Columbia, and I miss those a bunch.
 
Seems more like baked salmon, with a little smoke . I like the texture & taste of low & slow. Some things shouldn’t be rushed.

I couldn't agree more - but in this case...we were in a hurry.
 
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You’re right. Salmon’s great, any way you make it . The salmon run here in FL has been pretty sparse lately. Have to get it at the market. Will be spending a few weeks in AK this summer, camping & fishing. Bringing the folding smoker.
 
Looks good Eddie, we do our hot smoked salmon and trout basically the same way. One minor difference I give it a two or three hour salt/sugar brine.

Point for sure
Chris
 
We just love salmon cooked that way!
And yours looks delicious!
Al
 
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