Yes, more Salmon

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cmayna

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Just trying to make some room in the freezer for 2021 catch. 8 tails and 10 filets were elected. We will be running into some winter weather starting tomorrow so I thought today is the last decent weather day for awhile, so..... lets go.

Dry brined in my standard 4/1 ratio of brn sugar/salt for 7 hours
Room dry for 2.5 hours
Smoke at my typical 125-140 degree range for 4 hours.

Perfect for the winter run of Smoked Salmon pasta and Smoked Salmon chowder.

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Winter weather in the SF Bay Area? Means drizzle with lows in the mid 40's highs in the mid 70's.:emoji_laughing:
 
Thanks everyone. I was down to just 2 smoked tails, so the pressure was on, especially with our very wintery forecast coming up. I just heard that we will be doing some smoked Salmon chowder in the next couple days.

Hmmmmm, better find some smok'd fish :emoji_laughing:
 
That looks awesome! How did you decide on the 4:1 ratio for sugar to salt? I smoke salmon also and most of the recipes I've seen/ used have been 1:1 or 2:1. I
am impressed with the way yours appears.
 
Half to the freezer. The rest to be given away........
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That looks awesome! How did you decide on the 4:1 ratio for sugar to salt? I smoke salmon also and most of the recipes I've seen/ used have been 1:1 or 2:1. I
am impressed with the way yours appears.
Years of testing with different brines. Don't like my fish too salty.
 
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