This delicious smoked salmon recipe is brined in a wet brown sugar and citrus brine then finished with a sweet orange glaze for …
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Who has the patience for brining? I'm sure it'll taste better but I can't wait that long. I'm trying to eat what I cook TODAY! lol
My camp chef pellet grill has a 165 smoke setting that works perfect doing this. Don’t forget the number 1 sauce in the world for salmon I learned 30 years ago and still use it daily. Yoshida Gourmet sauce
Just the recipe I was looking for! Not to salty, skipped the soy sauce but man it turned out deliciously delightful!! Thank yu!
You forgot the bones in the middle.
What a great video. Thank you so much. I have to ask, Atlantic or Pacific Salmon or does it matter? Thank you again Chief Parisi.
That is a lazy way to smoke salmon. And it is not good at all. Cold smoked salmon, that is the best.
Brown sugar at the end, no thanks.
Today, we did this. Brine: 10; Smoking Instructions: 7 (Recommend the usual 225 right away to get the smoke you need.) Baste: 8 I need to do something to get it thicker. The flavor was awesome.
0:15 is this a parasite?
Coming from a career Chef I your videos. You put so much detail and information into your videos that you're literally giving away decades of experience i
and it's a beautiful thing. Thank you for sharing your craft and giving it back to the people.
The perfect smoked salmon is cold smoked Scottish style done by a professional FRENCH chef
I live in the Cook inlet shore in Alaska. I'm going to be doing some new smoke techniques I've learned. I've been a fisherman my whole life, I'm 55. May is coming and we dip our nets off the shore for King Salmon. May 15th I'll be cooking my first king Salomon of the season.
I have smoked 20-30 salmon fillets using brown sugar and salt. First do not bring it to a boil. it will only take longer to cool. warm it enough to dissolve the salt. Then if you use a cup of salt you only need to leave in the the brine for max 1hr. works great. I will be trying it with the zest you suggest in the future.
I use an Orion Cooker that is a convection smoker. it will smoke the filet in 20 to 23 min. It will be very juicy but it will have less smoke flavor than more traditional smokers due to the speed.
do you let it dry for 2 hours, in the refrigerator or the countertop? refrigerator might let it dry faster?
Smoke that friggin belly, best part.
Living in Alaska for 45 years and smoking and eating salmon all my life, although I don't claim to be an expert. I don't like to brine my fish as it sucks most of the moisture out of any type of fish especially salmon causeing it to be firm textured accompanied with dryness. Just put salt on your fish at the time of smoking at around 100 degrees for 3 hours then finishing it off at 400 degrees for one minute will give u an unbelievable texture and flavor . Squeeze plenty of fresh lemon with a nice ripe advacado will leave your guests in awe.
A simple process overcomplicated.
Had I known this recipe involved a pellet smoker at 3/4 of this video I probably would not have watched it. However, I’ll give it a try with my Weber charcoal smoker and keep an eye on the salmon to not go past 140.
I'm gonna try this and maybe get a better smoker…
is there a more savory glaze i can use? i dont really want sweet.
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i would never ever buy farmed salmon. I've worked in the salmon farms. Never, ever would I eat or buy it.
Looks great to bad fish and sea food is priced out of what most people can afford:(
First and second application of sugar wasn't enough so it got a coat of glaze at the end. Jeez, I've seen cakes with less sugar :/
How else would you make it?
Great video. Glad you understand the importance of the pellicle. I cold smoke with air in a smaller hot smoker for a couple of hours., then hot smoke for 20 minutes. But I have a dry brine 50 % salt 50% brown sugar. And I leave it for 24 hours. I like it saltier than you.
What pellets did you use? Alder? Hickory? or…
What type of pellet….Apple, Hickory…..?
Clueless…dry brine is the only way to go….all these steps and only making one piece?
Salmon belly and crispy skin is the best!
140 internal is a medium rare. I get you can't recommend 125 internal, but technically, it's safe. I go to 130-135. Anytime you get over 160, you ruin your fats (and get the white stuff), so rather than than cooked to brown, broil and be really careful, or use a torch. You damage the fats less.
Wild Salmon is prohibitively expensive here, but I regularly catch Rainbow trout in the 3-5 lb range, and they are great for smoking with this process. Mackerel or Bluefish are otherworldly. In my experience 2 hrs isn't enough to get a full pellicle, I do 10 hrs in the fridge or 3 hrs outside in cold windy weather with a fan. For something different, try orange wood, it's great with fish
Looks fantastic!
Cheers from Norway
I can see me chopping some of the salmon into cream cheese for a great bagel spread.
Did you remove the pin-bones of the fillet before brining?
Please tell me the brand of pellet smoker you use. I’m in the market to get one and I like the looks of your set up. Thank you.