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Best fish I've smoked
1 Gallon of water 1/2 cup kosher salt 1/2 cup brown sugar 1 tbsp fennel seed 1 tbsp celery flakes 1 tbsp garlic powder 1 tbsp onion powder 1 tbsp black pepper 1 tsp corriander 1 squeezed lemon 3 bay leaves I mix that all in a container and brine the fish over night. Take them out and Pat dry. Let them sit on racks inside to dry. Make sure they are tacky before you put them in the smoker, takes an hour or so. That's important, they take smoke much better that way. Smoke at 170 with what ever wood you prefer, I like hickory or apple. Remove when they are done to your liking. |
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I go whole too- I do apple now too -mesquite was a little nasty for such a light meat- I save that for old pork or brisket |
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I've used Apple wood or Hickory to smoke my trout. For a brine I used a half cup seasoned salt, one cup brown sugar to a gallon of water. I leave in the frig over night and lay out till they get sticky. I smoke then till they are done, an easy way to tell is to leave the dorsal fin on and when it pulls out clean they are done.
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