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This turned out pretty good. Alaskan salmon, planked with Tsunami Spin and DaSoup (crab/crawfish bisque). Some kinda good! (The smokehouse Shiner wasn't bad either). Man it's good to be home.
I'm doing salmon direct with a marinade of balsamic vinager, lemon juice from fresh (fresh?) lemons. Evoo, S & P, skin up about 300 degrees. Never done salmon before and this is one more of those firsts. After I turn it, skin side down and remove the skin, I pour some of the marinade on the coals to get the smoke going.
I was given this recipe over the phone by one of my egghead neighbors, (thanks Craig) and if I don't completely ruin it, we'll see how it turns out. I'm sure I'm not 100% correct on the instructions, but perhaps close.
Sorry for the late response, went to the gun club with the baby back ribs.
I pulled it at 140 degrees and let it come up to 145. It was very moist but way too much fish for two people.
It surprised me that it took so long to cook. Almost an hour at 400 degrees dome temp. (I wanted to make sure the ceder smoked some). The bottom of the wood turned a nice black and the flavor was great. Thanks for asking.
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I'm doing salmon direct with a marinade of balsamic vinager, lemon juice from fresh (fresh?) lemons. Evoo, S & P, skin up about 300 degrees. Never done salmon before and this is one more of those firsts. After I turn it, skin side down and remove the skin, I pour some of the marinade on the coals to get the smoke going.
I was given this recipe over the phone by one of my egghead neighbors, (thanks Craig) and if I don't completely ruin it, we'll see how it turns out. I'm sure I'm not 100% correct on the instructions, but perhaps close.
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeI pulled it at 140 degrees and let it come up to 145. It was very moist but way too much fish for two people.
It surprised me that it took so long to cook. Almost an hour at 400 degrees dome temp. (I wanted to make sure the ceder smoked some). The bottom of the wood turned a nice black and the flavor was great. Thanks for asking.
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