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Brown Trout -- caught, grilled, smoked
avibug
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Went fishing for the first time (ever!) last week, out on Lake Michigan (out of Racine, WI). Nabbed this 18 pound brown trout and a few smaller brown trout, rainbow trout and a couple of salmon.

Used some of the other fish for smoking. Followed Steve Raichlen's recipe for rum soaked salmon, though I extended the times for soaking, curing and smoking. Soaked the fish in rum for about 30 minutes, then rinsed and dried. Then covered in a mix of 1/3 coarse salt and 2/3 brown sugar with some black pepper mixed in. Left that for about 16 hours, then rinsed off and dried the fish and put in fridge overnight. Smoked the next evening over alder. Overall I thought it came out great, though some of the smaller pieces were a tad too salty. Next time I might cure the large and small pieces separately and take the smaller ones out of the cure earlier.

For any in the region who are interested, we went out with Jackpot Fishing. I thought they were great.


Used some of the other fish for smoking. Followed Steve Raichlen's recipe for rum soaked salmon, though I extended the times for soaking, curing and smoking. Soaked the fish in rum for about 30 minutes, then rinsed and dried. Then covered in a mix of 1/3 coarse salt and 2/3 brown sugar with some black pepper mixed in. Left that for about 16 hours, then rinsed off and dried the fish and put in fridge overnight. Smoked the next evening over alder. Overall I thought it came out great, though some of the smaller pieces were a tad too salty. Next time I might cure the large and small pieces separately and take the smaller ones out of the cure earlier.

For any in the region who are interested, we went out with Jackpot Fishing. I thought they were great.
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New York Chicago
XL
New York Chicago
Comments
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nice brownie, you picked the right one of the bunch to grill
fukahwee maineyou can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it -
That's some fun fishing for your first time ever. Are you originally from Sconnie? Fish looks fantastic!"The pig is an amazing animal. You feed a pig an apple and it makes bacon. Let's see Michael Phelps do that" - Jim Gaffigan
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@WeberWho? Not from Wisconsin; originally from NY, now in Chicago.__________________________
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Looks good...nice fish! I use the old stand-by that my father and his father used to smoke fish.
3-2-1 Method
3 parts brown sugar
2 parts regular sugar
1 part salt
then some pepper if desired. Comes out nice, with the smoke, fish and seasoning all coming through together.
1) XLBGE 1) PK's Pro 100 pound capacity commercial grade electric smoker
2) Chief smokers 1) Brinkmann...first smoker...gave to a buddy after years of great service.
1) Char Broil Gas grill 1) Square Char Broil coal grill 1) Round XL Weber round coal grill
1) Rotisserie for the Weber grill (AWESOME).....I don't have a problem, I can stop anytime I want...I can.
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