
Learn to smoke salmon with indirect heat and apple wood on a Weber Smokey Mountain smoker. Keep the skin on and cook around 200 degrees, monitoring the temperature for flavor.
Learn to prep and cure salmon with a brown sugar and salt rub on fresh, not frozen fillets, rest overnight in the fridge, then prep for smoking.
Explore marinade results for salmon, revealing moisture extraction by brown sugar and salt, air-drying to form a tacky crust, then smoke at 200f until flaky and near 150f internal temperature.
Smoke the salmon for an hour in a preheated 200-degree smoker, using soaked wood chips and fruit wood, and check doneness by flaking at about 150 degrees.
Recap the smoked salmon master class: marinate with brown sugar and kosher salt, smoke at 200 degrees using apple or cherry wood, and finish with honey for flavorful slices.
Thank you so much for checking out this course on smoked salmon.
If you have any questions about this course or any step within it feel free to leave your question in the Q&A and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Will be doing a marinade on the salmon overnight and getting right into the one-hour smoked cook at 200 degrees.
Unfortunately my family and friends took the salmon at the very end so there will be no footage of consuming the smoked salmon.
But you can still definitely pull something from this course since 95% of it was captured.
Thank you so much for checking out this course and have a blessed rest of your day.