Thank you so much for this great recipe. I started the process 3 days ago and followed your instructions exactly. We just had it for dinner and it was the best smoked salmon we’ve ever had. Everyone loved it. I’ll be making another batch in the coming days and freezing some. Thanks again!!!! ❤️
Made this a few days ago - loved your video, it came out better than the shop bought salmon. I vacuum packed slices of the smoked salmon and froze them - should keep me going for the next few weeks
Still remember my folks salmon smoking process, from back in 1950's and early '60's. There's was bone-in. Only used rock salt and miniscule black pepper. Wood was local oak. Results were still amazing.
👍 i use your Nova Lox recipe about 4 years, but i use a different amount of salt and sugar. 4 Cups of Brown Sugar and 1 Cup of table salt. My family asks me to smoke some salmon for Christmas every year. So you know what i do next week. 😁.
Great vid! Thanks for this. I am getting ready to do my own salmon here in Texas. We have to buy it but we like it. We like most anything cured and smoked. Thanks Again.
I do this regularly and never use plastic. People have been doing this waaaaay before plastic was invented. Help save the environment, there is no shortage of people on youtube willing to show this the traditional way, and it's much more satisfying. Not to mention, an easy way to impress your guests. Cheers.
I have seen a ton of videos smoking the salmon here on youtube, but this is the first video that I watched where the salmon looks exactly as the smoked salmon on a bagel that you buy in a coffee shop.
That sandwich looks fantastic. Au Bon Pain sells something similar which has a sweet wasabi sauce added, minus the capers. It has cucumber and scallions on it , but it is very similar. TY for the video
Thanks Pitmaster! Tried it...turned out fantastic. Doing two large fillets tomorrow. The apricot touch is very special! Wrote down and shared your technique with many friends...all great reports. Keep up the great work!
Bellissimo video! Mi chiedevo proprio se si poteva usare l'affumicatore a freddo in un barbecue a gas! La prossima volta che fumi che il salmone prova a fare come facciamo in Italia per lo speck: 4 ore di affumicatura, 4 ore di pausa a temperatura ambiente, altre 4 ore di affumicatura è ancora 4 ore di pausa, poi ancora 4 ore di fumo e altre quattro di pausa sempre a temperatura ambiente, rimarrai stupito del risultato
OMG... once again you are killing me. I loved living close to NYC, but left years ago. I loved getting, on Sunday, what you made. I need to just do it!! make it!!! Thanks
Not any instantcure#1 used? I use to cold smoke during the winter too, but adding 1/1000 of curing salt in order to avoid any bacterial problem. What's your opinion on that?
allowing it to hang and dry at room temperature for 24hrs in a well ventilated area. This will keep the fish fresh for a longer period of time and the fish won’t be as slimy inside which can ruin the texture of it when you are eating it (only do this if you’ve frozen the fish for one day prior to putting the fish in brine).
And as always there is that one poor soul dislike the video,I don't get it, what is to dislike about this one? Great video Roehl, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Yes, what Pitmaster X (Roel) said. Don't worry about the "haters". There are people out there who don't feel good unless the world is on fire. Don't feed their flames, just deny them their audience.
@@earthdog1961, Yeah, I don't even like fish, but I wouldn't go so far as to dislike a video over my preferences. I don't even like fish, but he STILL made that bagel look delicious.
Love all your videos Pitmaster X - I have been a subscriber for a long time and will continue to be as long as you’re making the awesome videos! Merry Christmas & Happy New year from Central Illinois USA - Job well done Sir😀
I was unable to tell in the video…is the skin removed from the salmon filet? Or, does it matter? I want to give this a try and, before I start, want to know if I should leave the skin on or not.
Are you sure that wasn't "brown sugar" that was from cane instead perhaps beet sugar? Most cane sugar is still refined to look like typical table sugar.
het smaakt echt 5 keer meer naar vis.soms als lunch is het me echt wat te veel! ik ben zelf kok en ben echt gek op vis btw ;) coole video's .for sure;)
Great video and fantastic looking salmon.. You smoke it like a pro :-) I've used that weber smokegenerator aswell and it works well. Will try your brining recepie. Cheers!
Ok, that does it! You better get an extra bagel because I'm coming over for some food - in my dreams... Best Wishes and please keep torturing me with your delicious creations... (since I can't taste yours...) Thanks!
Our biggest problem is we live in Florida. 80° to 85° average temperatures. I think I’m gonna get a small fridge and a smoke generator to rig this up. That’s the only way to keep the temps down 😢
Hou zelf niet van Zalm maar er ligt er 1 in de vriezer voor vrienden. Dit zal ik eens voor ze proberen te maken volgende keer als ze langs komen. Maar 24 uur roken is wel een dingetje.;-)
Hahaha... another ANACONDA thing... the jaws must stay trained, don't they? Perfect job, Roel. I am doing it on my gas grill the exact same way as well. The cold smoke generator thing is really a nice little gadget and works not only for ham and sausages. And of course... winter time is salmon time.
I tried this, and it was a failure. After dry brining for 14 hours it was like a hockey puck, so I soaked it in water for 20 mins - then let a pellicle form and smoked it. The texture was horrible, and the salt content made it inedible. I don't know what I did wrong. Help!
Great recipe and process Chef. I really enjoyed this one. I really like that Weber cold smoking unit. I'm trying to think of other things I could cold smoke. I need to invest in one regardless because I'll be salmon fishing this Spring and I can't think of a better way to preserve some of the catch. Thanks for the very informative video.
Hi,great video! How can I store the smoked salmon after I prepare it? Can I store it in the freezer?Does the taste and consistency change if I store it in the freezer? Thank you!