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Smoking Fish - Looking for a good brine
Im about to attempt smoking fish for the first time. Can you please set me up with a good brine?
thanks, Nic |
Soy sauce
Water Sea salt Brown sugar Apple juice or beer. Let it soak overnight and smoke for a couple hours on low I know you don't care what I think but that should get you started. Hard to fudge up smoked fish. |
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Use a similar combo for pork chops |
I use the same recipe - except I mix in honey to the pot as well as brown sugar, and add a six pack of Vernor's Ginger ale for the liquid.
Awesome stuff! http://www.pbase.com/baja_traveler/image/151869494.jpg |
Damn and I thought I had a big smoker. :sifone: Looks great.
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Here's a tip for awesome smoked salmon...., after it's been on the smoker for an hour and a half, baste it with some apricot jam that has been melted down in the microwave (takes less than a minute to melt down). Brush it on and then close up the smoker for the last 30 minutes. It comes out awesome!!!
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Related Question
Here is a related question: When you put fish in your smoker do you find that it gives a slight fish flavor/scent to other foods you cook in the same smoker? I do ribs and pulled prork regularly but have been hesitant to use my regular smoker for fish out of fear that future meats will be compromised.
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Ive never noticed and I do A LOT of Sausage, pulled meats, and ribs. I think the low temps and heavy smoke help from having fishy flavors adhere to the smoker. |
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