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Dry Brine


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First time using a dry brine.  I used 1/2 cup canning salt, brown sugar, white sugar. let it draw the moisture out overnight. Then I rinsed and patted dry and let sit for 3 hours. Smoked with apple and hickory. A little syrup at the end with Mrs Dash lemon pepper on 2 and Mrs Dash Chipotle on 2.    Took aff at 150. Cooling now and will have a taste later. :)

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I always do my salmon and other fish fillets with just pickling salt and brown sugar (with some spices), well at least for 30 years.  It creates it's own juices and turns out great.  My tullies and birds I will always use a liquid brine though.  Should be smoking up a bunch of AK Sockeye after a July trip.  Now I can't wait.

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I add whatever is in the pantry that sounds good from Chef Prudhomes seafood magic to your basic pepper and garlic.  I will sometimes add some cayenne to create a little bite as I like the sweet/hot taste.  I will also sometimes brine it for several days and it will turn the fish into a squaw candy type piece of smoke salmon.  As with most of my smoking or cooking I just wing it.  Don't be afraid to add some soy sauce or worcestershire sauce to the brine either.

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Man is this new page a hassle.  I have been trying for a week to get in here.  This is the first time it actually gave me a box to comment in.  Eyeguy it is pretty lonely  for you these days.  I emailed the Admin and never even got a response.  I did that a week ago.  My patience is wearing thin.  That is why the attendence is almost nil.  On the bright side since I did get here I wanted to say your salmon looks great.  I am going to do some this weekend.  I have a lot of salmon from my uncle when he was in AK.  I have read that 4 parts brown sugar to 1 part salt is a good combo.  I think I will try that with some garlic powder too.  I will let you know how it turns out.  IF I can get back in here.    

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