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Hot Smoked Maple Salmon Recipe On The Yoder Ys640S 

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Hot Smoked Maple Salmon On The Yoder Ys640S This is just one style of hot smoked salmon - there are so many ways to smoke salmon, but this dry rubbed smoked salmon is one of our favourite ways.
Ingredients:
5 pounds salmon, trout or arctic char
60g (2 ounces) coarse salt
250 mL (1 cup) brown sugar
Maple syrup for basting
Method:
Prep the salmon by removing any pin bones and removing the fins.
Mix together the 'cure' of salt and sugar.
Place the fish in a non-reactive (plastic, glass, or ceramic) container and cover with the cure.
Place this in the fridge for 12-24 hours.
At the end of the cure process, rinse any residual salt and sugar from the fish.
Place the fish on a rack and allow to dry, 3-4 hours at room temp, or overnight in the fridge.
Preheat your smoker to around 140ºF - use any lightly flavoured wood for the smoke.
Rub some oil on the skin side of the fish, then place in your smoker skin side down.
Allow to smoke undisturbed for an hour, then brush on some Maple syrup.
The finished temp of the salmon is between 130ºF - 140ºF.
This will keep wrapped in the fridge for 1-2 weeks, or indefinitely if vac sealed and frozen.
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@GlenAndFriendsCooking
@GlenAndFriendsCooking 4 года назад
Thanks for watching Everyone! *What's your preference? Hot smoked salmon or Cold smoked salmon? let us know in the comments below.* Full recipe in the description box.
@keetrandling4530
@keetrandling4530 4 года назад
I don't know the difference, never made either myself, but if it's salmon, I'll eat it
@bobbiusshadow6985
@bobbiusshadow6985 4 года назад
Cold, I like it smokey, but not over the top .. edit: The salmon itself is as important as the smoking, imho. edit 2: With that Yoder, you probably can do some divine jerky, though not sure with that lowest temp being 150F.
@rickeycarter
@rickeycarter 4 года назад
My hot smoked forced out too much albumin and wasn't good. Low temperature cooked in foil in the oven turned out more reliably for me.
@Ottawa411
@Ottawa411 4 года назад
I'm hard pressed to find a way of eating fish that I don't like. I had baked Rainbow Trout last night and a cold sandwich for lunch with the leftovers. I am more familiar with cold smoked salmon, frozen from the grocery store.
@epiccollision
@epiccollision 4 года назад
Rickey Carter a wet brine would probably address the albumin problem
@Naglareffe
@Naglareffe 4 года назад
I just love his entries in the frame, I feel like I've been waiting for him every time and he knows that !
@docdaneeka3424
@docdaneeka3424 4 года назад
Three of the most delicious food groups: - hot smoked - Maple - Salmon should I watch this? yes.
@l1zrdking
@l1zrdking 4 года назад
I like sweet salmon, I like smokey salmon. I just plain like salmon. Id power through that whole side of fish in a day or so hah
@TheOriginalMaxGForce
@TheOriginalMaxGForce 4 года назад
I heard the highest pitched girly squeal when I read the title of this video, and then I realized IT WAS ME!
@carychiasson9834
@carychiasson9834 4 года назад
That would be hard to get it in the rolling paper if you're going to smoke salmon.
@justmutantjed
@justmutantjed 4 года назад
Light from the tail, puff from the head. Makes it a lot easier.
@Micropterus06
@Micropterus06 4 года назад
@@justmutantjed That is pro ass tip
@briansegarra9312
@briansegarra9312 4 года назад
Very nice video as always I got a unrelated suggestion yesterday I bought a vainilla cream soda at a gas station never i had tasted it before well I haven't tasted cream soda at all it's not common here anyways it was a amazing it tasted like 'flan" or as it's know in other places caramel custard I would like to see you try and make that soda/pop and or a "flan" caramel custard
@Bloodhoundfostermom
@Bloodhoundfostermom 4 года назад
That would be great on top of a salad 😁
@robertandersson3877
@robertandersson3877 4 года назад
Gravlax Ingredients Metric system. 1 kg frozen salmon (medium) 2 teaspoon coarse white pepper 4 tablespoons salt 5 tablespoons powdered sugar A lot of coarsely chopped dill Mix white pepper, salt and powdered sugar. Rub the fillets with about 1/3 of the salt mixture. Then add the salmon with coarsely chopped dill and the rest of the salt mixture in between. Place meat side to meat side and thin portion to thick portion. Place the fillets in a plastic bag on a plate in the fridge. Turn the plastic bag a few times. After 4 days the salmon is ready. Pour away the liquid that is formed, otherwise the fish will be too salty. Scrape off the dill and pepper when serving the salmon. Cut the fillets on the slice into thin slices. Place sliced salmon slices on a serving platter. Garnish with slices or slices of lemon or lime and dill twigs.
@jonathantillian6528
@jonathantillian6528 4 года назад
"Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast" - Arnold "Ace" Rimmer
@reginag4053
@reginag4053 4 года назад
Bet that would be good in a cold pasta salad.
@SeeonX
@SeeonX 4 года назад
Please do a cold smoke version ASAP! PLEASE! I wanna try it!
@KevinEchols
@KevinEchols 4 года назад
Love that you're outside smoking -- and I would like an episode explaining how different woods (and combinations) pair with various meats.
@j-rocd9507
@j-rocd9507 4 года назад
Glen is my friend!
@DanielleDeLisle
@DanielleDeLisle 4 года назад
I need my partner to do this so I can just swan in like Jules at the end of these and eat stuff.
@stuartt455
@stuartt455 4 года назад
Sometimes I would actually enjoy the doing as much as the eating but yeah, there are times you just want someone else to do all the work and then swan in at the end and enjoy the goodies 😄.
@ackulakan
@ackulakan 4 года назад
Love some smoked salmon. Amazing food group.
@GreenLarsen
@GreenLarsen 4 года назад
For people wondering about the cold vs. warm smoking thing. As a general rule, you cold smoke to preserve and warm skoke for taste. And my favorite warm smoked fish is: Salmon, trout, mackerel (both hwhole and as pepper) and herring, there might be others that I am forgetting right now... I also really really love smoked fish :D
@worshipgeek
@worshipgeek 4 года назад
Can you smoke lobster? Would it even make sense? I've heard of smoked clams, oysters, mussels, and scallops. Would the "fragile" salt water fish like tilapia or flounder benefit from a cold smoke over a hot smoke?
@jsimes1
@jsimes1 4 года назад
Oh my I love smoked fish. My wife is Scottish and she turned me on to the the delectable Cullen Skink which is hot smoked haddock chowder. I'm a New Englander through and through and I thought I knew good chowder (none of that Manhattan Chowder muck) until I had Cullen Skink in the Highlands of Scotland!! There are some pretty authentic videos of the smoking process from a town on the east coast of Scotland called Arbroath. (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GYMj9yoKuE4.html) Arbroath Smokies are the base for the Cullen Skink. Cullen is a town of the east coast and skink is a Scots word for soup (originally it meant shin bone ... of which you make soup). I've smoked haddock on my Big Green Egg and it worked quite well but I love tradition so ... I am going to bury a half whiskey barrel in my back yard line it with slate and build a hardwood fire in the barrel. Then you hang your fish from sticks across the barrel and cover the whole thing with a burlap sack that has been soaked in sea water! Sorry I didn't mean to hijack your smoked salmon video! :^)
@LoremIpsum1970
@LoremIpsum1970 4 года назад
Your friends and neighbours must eat well. Any houses for sale in your street? 😊
@nwnmonk7034
@nwnmonk7034 4 года назад
The entire property I live on is up for sale. It always has been in one way or another. I guess whoever the highest bidder is..... they might have a buyer I heard rumors but I'm sure a Savvy businessman with a little bit of Wheeling and dealing make this place pop
@Ottawa411
@Ottawa411 4 года назад
Is the cure you used sufficient by itself to eat the salmon? A long time ago I tried making a Gravlax and it sounds similar, if my old memory hasn't completely given out.
@marilyn1228
@marilyn1228 4 года назад
I have one of those tall, rectangular smokers they sell everywhere, follow the basic recipes inn the instruction manual, and now decided I must pull that out again after seeing this video. I've done both hot and cold smoked, I really like both. If you wanted a lower temperature at first, could you just prop the lid a crack so it doesn't keep as high a temp to start with?
@aidans6257
@aidans6257 4 года назад
Endless thank you's for your videos Glen.
@MissLoriAAnne
@MissLoriAAnne 4 года назад
I luv the lake trout from Lake Superior, but not the big ones as they are too fatty. If you get them on the smaller side they are so good! I stuff the inside with a rice stuffing and bake on the Q! Lemon pepper in that! Yum!!!! Now I need to go fishing!!!! 😊😊❤️❤️🙏🙏
@jonathanmartinez9599
@jonathanmartinez9599 4 года назад
Wow! This looks freakin delicious! I have never had salmon before! So now i want to go buy some and try it! Did not think it would be a day or so process, good to know! I also guessed that it might be a tad sweet, but i love me some maple syrup!
@seena1993
@seena1993 4 года назад
i've been cold smoking sockeye salmon, its hard with our temps but you get lucky some days (also in Toronto) ill use 1) brown sugar / molasses mix with kosher salt (about 15% by weight) 2) 24=48h cure ( i find 36 works perfect) 3) 12h in the fridge 4) Between 12 and 16h cold smoking cost works out to about $55 (40USD) per KG ($18USD per lbs) Currently doing it in a sealed BBQ but looking to build a wood pellet smoker soon
@arthenasmagick
@arthenasmagick 4 года назад
[Julie walks in, eyes open wide] "Ooooo smoked salmon. I love smoked fish." [Julie tastes some, her face expresses extreme joy. Glen continues to talk as Julie eyes the fish. Her left hand holds back grabbing more to eat as her facial expression begs Glen to stop talking so the video can end and she can eat.] Ha ha haaaa, Julie is so cute here as a tamed hungry fish-monster! 👍🏻😁🤗🐟
@deletesoon70
@deletesoon70 4 года назад
Anyone ever try to keep a fire this cool in a Weber Smokey Mountain? I've kept 175-200 for hours but 140? Possible?
@delinquense
@delinquense 3 года назад
Use a thicker cut of salmon with Mr. Yoshida marinade overnight. Best ever. It pours like diesel oil.... without that horrible diesel smell and taste. Sweet and spicy. If you can't find it easily, make your own.
@Jacklynofalltrades
@Jacklynofalltrades 4 года назад
I see behind you a wild grape-leaf plant. How about some recipes using the leaves? I saw people deep frying the leaves and eating them like french fries.
@dexterne
@dexterne 4 года назад
I love all salmon, all methods, but my go to method is very similar. Salt and brown sugar is also my base but I add spices and often go teriyaki for basting, but maple is great too. I use a Big Chief smoker (electric, cheap, big), and wood from my plum tree. In Oregon the Atlantic we get is farmed and poorer quality than our native Chinook, Sockeye an my personal fave Coho. I also do Steelhead this way, it's a bit more delicate than even Atlantic, but can be cheaper in the stores or almost free if you catch it yourself!
@susanmarino8026
@susanmarino8026 4 года назад
Sorry, I always enjoy your video's but not this one. I don't like fish at all, just shellfish. I guess I'm odd. But all you other people enjoy.
@dragon111409
@dragon111409 3 года назад
I do smoke fish . Trout and salmon mostly . We like it with just salt large flake salt like kosher , Black pepper , And Allspice . Dry rub it on leave it in the fridge over night then low temp smoke over apple wood for 2 hours. I usually serve it with rice seasoned with a store bought rice wine vinegar rice season Marukan and then a veggie . Broccoli , Corn , Carrots , Squash . What ever i can get really. Also ! if you've never tried smoked salmon fried rice your missing out.
@metaxaanabeer
@metaxaanabeer 3 года назад
I'm east coast of Vancouver Island and we smoke a lot of fish. Mostly as you do in this video with various seasoning adjustments but we always run a batch of old school T'Souke Nation recipe/method. Similar cure but smoked with lots of air flow at lower temperatures for a longer time. So you sort of get a smoked jerky like, air dried product. As in all things those that like it do, those that don't need to tell you about it.
@codybevans6340
@codybevans6340 3 года назад
Holy shit, you lived in Longlac. My Grandpa lived there. The little hotel used to make shrimp au gratin. Im not sure if you remember it, but if so show a recipe to make that. Ive tried but it was shit.
@bleach852789
@bleach852789 4 года назад
I pretty much do what you show here but add black pepper and sometimes I have a home made teriyaki glaze I put on. (soysause, sake, ginger and garlic)
@MirceaBasaraba-f5l
@MirceaBasaraba-f5l 8 месяцев назад
After the first hour at 150 F, when you bump to 175 F, how long does it take on the smoker, on average?
@longtermcareexperiences-bi5685
@longtermcareexperiences-bi5685 4 года назад
I do not like hot smoked salmon. But I love cold smoked salmon cured with only salt, no sugar or other flavourings.
@AR-cp5dz
@AR-cp5dz 2 года назад
8:22 Julie was possessed by James Cagney for a moment. (or perhaps a bit of Edward G. Robinson?)
@nigelvonkoechel8271
@nigelvonkoechel8271 4 года назад
Yes, please do a cold smoked salmon and or other fishes. I have issues with a consistently brined product. Dry bringing depends how thick the layer is and how long its left in the brine. Using percentages of total weight is best? No?
@joannepeterson7896
@joannepeterson7896 4 года назад
I've never smoked fish. But we used to purchase hot smoked lake trout and lake salmon and whitefish in the UP at a tiny little place called Peterson's. We'd eat it still warm. Wonderful!
@thetattedpharmacist3215
@thetattedpharmacist3215 7 месяцев назад
Hot smoked salmon, flaked up and mixed with cream cheese, lemon and capers, on a toasted bagel is my idea of the ultimate breakfast!
@utopicconfections5257
@utopicconfections5257 4 года назад
I'm curious, have you tried swapping some of the brown sugar for maple sugar in the cure?
@stuartt455
@stuartt455 4 года назад
I once tried smoked salmon and I don't know if it was the texture or the overly intense smokey flavour but I didn't enjoy it, this sounds much more appealing to me being soft and not so strong on smoke.
@monkeymanstones1
@monkeymanstones1 4 года назад
When you said "Right here... is a very fatty part of the fish..." and my L thumb went up without my asking it to, then you said you leave it on and I smiled and my second thumb went up. I agree completely that leaving it on is extremely smart, smoking or not. Salmon fat is a very enjoyable flavor! Heck, if you were making something equivalent to Fish & Chips (without frying the fish) then duck/goose fat fried potatoes and the fat remaining on the salmon is flavor on top of flavor, followed by flavor & flavor with every bit of that flavor enjoyable. Again I have fully watched all 6 ads shown before, at the midpoint and near the end of your video to ensure you're paid for the quality content you provide us (although a USA maker made clear that it's only a few cents for my doing so, so he suggested I skip them... but it's the easiest way to reward you for providing we, your viewers with such top quality videos).
@monkeymanstones1
@monkeymanstones1 4 года назад
Nope. There were 2 more ads thrown onto the end, so 8 in total. Yes, $0.08 to $1.28 USD is at the very least worth my effort for your efforts.
@GenesisMuseum
@GenesisMuseum 4 года назад
what kind of wood do you smoke salmon with?
@AeriolNicols
@AeriolNicols 4 года назад
Glenn do you know what the smoking time would be if you cut this in strips & did a candied smoke salmon with honey or the maple syrup. I made it the other year but it was pretty dried out. Probably smoked to long?
@drewkimball9346
@drewkimball9346 4 года назад
I will make a tin foil boat type thing with the salmon skin down. I put a good amount of Italian dressing and pepper on it. It goes into the Yoder on the top shelf at 300 degrees for about 45 minutes.
@flopilop3808
@flopilop3808 4 года назад
Ok so a question, Brining supposedly reduces the ammount of the white coagulate on cooked salmon, now is it only wet brine or does it work with a dry brine too ?
@martinlarsson-wahlberg7120
@martinlarsson-wahlberg7120 4 года назад
Both hot and cold smoked salmon has its merits, hot in directly as is , in salad or a pasta , cold on bread or as is. Try graved salmon thats really delicious. My favorite smoked fish is a fresh hot smoked bass together with a cold beer after a nice sauna.
@joanmariepat4221
@joanmariepat4221 4 года назад
I'd love to see how you sharpen your knives.
@liamtahaney713
@liamtahaney713 4 года назад
There's a video on the channel part of a series they did with a knife expert a few months ago
@lukepaping
@lukepaping 4 года назад
the only salmon I ever saw as a kid was in a tin, it smelled and looked like cat food and it put me off salmon for years, now smoked salmon (smoked cold or hot) is something I treat myself with
@CapnT87
@CapnT87 4 года назад
Knife sharpening videoooo!! Salmon looks fantastic
@Shawnne86
@Shawnne86 4 года назад
Also... I'm guessing it's hot, meaning temperature.
@atlastennyson8401
@atlastennyson8401 4 года назад
I've not tried much smoked fish but I do know what fish smoke.
@ybe7011
@ybe7011 4 года назад
Does anyone know if the sugar ups the carb count? Is it necessary?
@matthewroddick7431
@matthewroddick7431 4 года назад
Hot smoked cold smoked all good I will do both counts on the fish I caught and its fat content.
@lindhartsen
@lindhartsen 4 года назад
When I was younger I'd get to go to Alaska with family and we'd smoke, can, and package all the salmon we caught on my grandfather's property. I'm unclear what type of smoking we did but we had a tall smoker that we fed wood pellets and it ran for hours. Seeing brown sugar and salt being put together sparks memories since we'd spend hours in the process and end up with a couple 56 qt sized totes worth of smoked salmon to package up and bring back home. Always an adventure flying and hoping that our fish boxes would stay frozen the entire journey and not get lost (they inevitably did but we'd get them back)
@GreenLarsen
@GreenLarsen 4 года назад
You also did warm smoked then, cold smoked dont need to be frozen
@howardapplebaum9691
@howardapplebaum9691 3 года назад
Can this b like what we here in the northeast u.s. baked salmon n baked salmon salad n use a bagel n bialy ?
@GrillTopExperience
@GrillTopExperience 4 года назад
That's a great method and the results look great! Pellet grills are great for things like that since they tend to have a lighter smoke flavor. I've definitely overdone it with charcoal and wood! I'm pretty excited to see the video from the shots you put on Instagram a few days ago.
@Gixx-yh4ih
@Gixx-yh4ih 3 года назад
Damper position? All the way in for the whole cook?
@xmozzazx
@xmozzazx 4 года назад
Ok, Rainbow trout going on my smoker! Let you know how it turns out!
@robertgeorgewerner
@robertgeorgewerner 4 года назад
do cold smoke! I"m really tempted to get one of those cold smoke tubes.
@x0rld159
@x0rld159 3 года назад
You can smoke on a wood plank with little bit of water to not cook too quickly
@keithbrookshire
@keithbrookshire 4 года назад
Forgive my ignorance, are you eating the skin too?
@EastSider48215
@EastSider48215 4 года назад
Keith Brookshire: Done right, the skin is a prize.
@keithbrookshire
@keithbrookshire 4 года назад
@@EastSider48215 Thanks. Can you tell I don't gey out much?
@thestudiodoorcounty
@thestudiodoorcounty Год назад
did you ever do a final review of the yoder Ys640s
@MichaelYoder1961
@MichaelYoder1961 4 года назад
As a Yoder it's great to see the Amish have a toehold on the market - lol
@MissLoriAAnne
@MissLoriAAnne 4 года назад
Hi Glen! Heat wave in Thunder Bay maybe headed your way!!! I bet the saccades are just chirping down there! Miss Toronto. Wow, I’ve never been to Nakina! And I live here haaaa ha, Longlac tho many times. 😊 luv how you throw it in where you’ve been! Back on track I luv salmon and love it smoked, it’s soooo good! I luv to serve it right after when it’s hot but always make sure I save some for cold salmon the next day. I luv to make a salad with the cold salmon bits and also my husband likes toasted salmon sandwich for a lunch and we make that too! We just did salmon a couple weeks ago! Yuuuum! Think I need a George’s Market trip is in order now to get more! I have used maple syrup on my salmon as well and other times I add brown sugar on top of the fish. My mother in law, who is in Toronto, also did a salmon for us with brown sugar and soya sauce. She marinated it first. That was super good! Yup need to get some!!! I luv your channel!!!! ❤️😊
@dianefiske-foy4717
@dianefiske-foy4717 4 года назад
That looks good 👍🏻😋🥰‼️
@Bojambo
@Bojambo 4 года назад
Looks better than candy. Yum.
@Natasha26
@Natasha26 4 года назад
When that piece broke off that large piece of salmon, I was like "Oh my god!" I still wonder why Glen's sharp knife didn't produce clean cuts of the hot smoked salmon?
@AeriolNicols
@AeriolNicols 4 года назад
Natasha26 it’s crumbly stuff
@pvtpier95
@pvtpier95 4 года назад
I want to try this with trout!
@niklaspilot
@niklaspilot 4 года назад
Kenji Lopez-Alt has an awesome recipe for Miso Glazed Broiled Salmon, perhaps something like that would also translate to a smoked fish?
@GlenAndFriendsCooking
@GlenAndFriendsCooking 4 года назад
Yeah - we've eaten miso cured smoked salmon in Japan, it's amazing.
@belg4mit
@belg4mit 4 года назад
Why sugar? Maillard reaction, at least if you're hot smoking. Otherwise, it's hygroscopic, like salt, dessicating and inhibiting microbial growth; a bag of sugar kept dry might get hard, but it will never rot. Never had hot smoked salmon, but love smoked blue fish.
@xilei3070
@xilei3070 4 года назад
I thought Jules didn't like fish??
@kenmore01
@kenmore01 4 года назад
Hi Glen, Hi Julie. In the wintertime here in coastal Washington state I bought myself a cold smoke maze which uses pellets. I got the smoke going and put salmon I had thinly sliced with a SHARP KNIFE, Glen lol and it stayed around 55 F. It was awesome on bagels with cream cheese, on crackers etc. It was a fun project, and tasty too! 😋
@stephenlewis3193
@stephenlewis3193 4 года назад
As per usual, another superb vid', Thanks! To be honest though, I prefer a long cold smoke. Perhaps its because I like thin, firm slices (maybe with a bit of cheese)? Cheers anyway.
@lindseyhinck6298
@lindseyhinck6298 4 года назад
You touched on one of the biggest problems with pellet grills. Getting enough smoke at a lower temp. Yes there really convenient and damn near dummy proof but you really need to be able to throw a heavy smudge at 130/135 for a couple hours before finishing at 175/180 for your fatty type fish. It’s even more important on bacon where I like to run 105/110. Thanks for letting people know the importance of forming a pellicle it’s one of the biggest mistakes you can make when you first start. My favorite recipe is a nice cold smoked salmon or trout that we then put in jars and can In extra virgin olive oil you’ll never look at tuna again. A box a crackers a jar of salmon and a nice cold beer makes putting up with Wisconsin winters almost bearable.
@annsidbrant7616
@annsidbrant7616 4 года назад
I love to buy "warm smoked salmon" here in Sweden. It's delicious. So it's called "hot smoked salmon" in Canada? I'll take the hot smoked salmon over the cold smoked salmon any day. Don't much like the jelly-like texture of the cold smoked one.
@sporkintheeye
@sporkintheeye 4 года назад
My wife and I were just talking about this... It was definitely pre-2006 the last time we smoked any fish. Now thanks to you, I am craving it.
@floief
@floief 4 года назад
Funny, cuz I really don't care for either as much as I like the dried, smoked salmon my father-in-law used to do. More like a jerky, could be kept indefinitely and tasty as a snack or in chowder
@warmsteamingpile
@warmsteamingpile 4 года назад
I've smoked cured salmon but I usually simply season and smoke it over a low temperature. I also like to smoke catfish usually with a spicy Cajun seasoning. Also we have smoked trout with simple salt, pepper and garlic.
@warrentaylor5203
@warrentaylor5203 4 года назад
Wild West Coast Salmon only the best.
@joseastete7151
@joseastete7151 4 года назад
I like it because you make it very simple
@beaver6d9
@beaver6d9 4 года назад
I smoke trees instead of fish, myself.
@jandoedens1171
@jandoedens1171 4 года назад
what about adding some bayleaf? we add some bayleaf, but we don't have a fancy smoker like the one you are using but a turkish rocket smoker...
@fedegoeswoods3142
@fedegoeswoods3142 4 года назад
Looks good! Here in Finland almost everyone smokes fish at home. People usually don't have a smoker like the one you have though: we use a simple box where we put the wood chips at the bottom, some brown sugar, some geniper leaves, then the fish goes on a grill in the box. Close the lid, put it on an open air fire. As an italian this was a surprise to me when i moved here... but it is soooo good! :)
@BanilyaGorilya
@BanilyaGorilya 4 года назад
Heard his interview on Capitol Public Radio/NPR talking about his channel and the depression-era recipes his grandmother/mother? made that he still remembers and how many people who are staying at home and are rationing supplies are making minimalist breads that don’t use yeast, butter, or eggs. It was nice to hear you on there!
@lenalyles2712
@lenalyles2712 4 года назад
We have an electric smoker and usially set it at 150. I use a salt, honey and orange glaze with apple wood. We normally do a whole fish and I will can half and freeze some. It makes the best salmon patties.
@ElijsDima
@ElijsDima 4 года назад
Yaas, feeeesch.
@nathanmurray6711
@nathanmurray6711 4 года назад
Love your videos. Would love to see fast food recreations from home series. Not just kfc. All different Canadian restaurant recreations would be amazing!
@gladiwra
@gladiwra 4 года назад
Have you ever tried dry brining your turkey rather than the wet brine you described? J Kenji Lopez Alt. Has a great recipe for it
@garmo98
@garmo98 4 года назад
As a child my uncle built his own ocean-going boat. Thanks to that he and my father brought home salmon, preserved by canning, freezing, and eating fresh. Today, the thought of salmon on my plate raises my gag reflex to its highest setting.
@jamesellsworth9673
@jamesellsworth9673 4 года назад
My understanding is the sugar's chemistry offsets the harshness of the salt. I smoked fish in cooler weather so that I could get a lower smoking temperature. I also used applewood to produce smoke. More often, I did gravlax and added dill and ground peppercorn to the dry rub.
@Gmancrypt0
@Gmancrypt0 4 года назад
Looks great Glenn! Try some trout with an agave nectar glaze and I put a steak rub in the agave for a little spice, with applewood.
@frogjunk
@frogjunk 4 года назад
Nice play button!
@MrBeav1018
@MrBeav1018 4 года назад
i love Atlantic Salmon growing up in Nova Scotia it was a monthly dish my mother would bake or made a solomon gundy.
@chriscalon8913
@chriscalon8913 4 года назад
When you said you loved in the north I thought you were going to say Yukon or NWT....not Thunder Bay. Sheesh that's still lower than Calgary!
@skweejee
@skweejee 3 года назад
fish fry baby the only way to go
@TheWTcowboy
@TheWTcowboy 10 месяцев назад
can you reheat ??? thanks
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