Posts Tagged ‘mix salt’
2009
03.06
Tags: aluminum foil, butter or margarine, dark brown sugar, mix salt, onion powder, salmon fillet
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Ingredients Lightly Smoked Salmon:
- 2-3 lb. boneless/skinless salmon fillet
- 4 tablespoons of kosher salt (Do not use regular salt)
- 4 tablespoons of dark brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon of onion powder
- Balsamic vinegar (as much as needed)
Preparation Lightly Smoked Salmon:
- Mix salt, sugar and onion powder together with a good grade of balsamic vinegar to form a paste.
- The paste should not be runny.
- Place the fillet in a PLASTIC container with the skin-side down and spoon the paste over it.
- Place in the refrigerator over night.
- When ready to cook, take fillet out of refrigerator about one hour before placing on the grill.
- Place the fillet on a greased piece of aluminum foil (I use butter or margarine) turn grill to medium heat and watch for the salmon to start to milk.
- What you will see is that the oils will start to come out the top.
- This is the sign to cut the grill off and leave the salmon to finish cooking prior to taking it off the grill.
- Ideally, the salmon should cook at 120 degrees in 45 minutes.
- When removing the salmon from the grill it helps to hold each end of the tin foil as the salmon once cooked will easily break up.