opt Have the samon filleted leaving the skin on. This is important. Keep cold. Melt together and melt the butter and honey in the micro or another way. Lay the fillet out skin side down and pour over or quickly brush on the honey and butter. Sprinkle the dill weed over. By having the filet cold the honey and butter mixture will congeal and the filet will be easy to handle. Place the filet skin side UP over a moderate grill. As soon as the meat just starts to firm up turn to skin side down. (The skin will keep the filet together) Remove from the grill as soon as the meat starts to flake. On large filets I use two spatulas. Serve with a green salad and augratin potatos.
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How to Prepare and Grill Whole Salmon - Recipe | Giant Eagle
Watch this video to learn how to prepare and grill a whole salmon with a variety of ingredients.
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Copper River Sockeye is widely considered the finest and most flavorful of all Salmon.
This recipe for a whole Sockeye Salmon fillet is as easy as it gets. It’s also great for Silver and King Salmon.
Ingredients:
1 Whole Copper River Sockeye Salmon Fillet Olive Oil Great Alaska Seafood Smoked Salmon Rub Sea Salt Dill Cumin
Rub Salmon Fillet with Olive Oil. Generously Rub Smoked Salmon Rub. Rub with Sea Salt. Rub with Dill. Rub lightly with Cumin.
Preheat Broiler to High.
FOR SOCKEYE and SILVER SALMON Broil 6-8 MIN. CHECK at 6 MIN.
FOR KING SALMON Broil 8-10 MIN. CHECK at 8 MIN.
Salmon will continue cooking when removed from broiler.
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Norwegian Smoked Salmon – Why It’s The Best | A Typical Dish From Norway
Scandinavians, and particularly Norwegians, are considered salmon experts. Salmon do really well in the cold waters of the Atlantic off Norway’s coast, and have become a kind of Norwegian national dish, especially when they’re smoked.
But not all smoked salmon are the same – that’s what Fredrik Møller Andersen thought. He needs more than just smoke to make his good smoked salmon – he adds patience, dedication and passion. Also known as “the smoker”, Andersen’s smoked salmon is known as the best in Norway.
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Pacific Northwest Grilled Salmon
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This is How I get PERFECT Smoked Salmon EVERY Time
This delicious smoked salmon recipe is brined in a wet brown sugar and citrus brine then finished with a sweet orange glaze for incredible flavor. The taste of this smoked salmon is amazing, and you can serve it hot or cold.
Smoked salmon is a process where fresh salmon is either cold or hot smoked. Hot smoking is where the salmon is smoked at temperatures between 120° and 180° until the desired internal temperature is achieved. You can also hot smoke the salmon for several hours if you plan to wrap it, cool it, and serve it cold after several days, but the texture can be dry.
The other method is cold smoking which smokes at temperatures between 70° and 90° for several hours and even up to a few weeks. If smoking for several weeks, it turns the fish into salmon-jerky. If you brine the salmon and cold smoke it for several hours, you will get something known as lox.
My smoked salmon recipe is known as kippered salmon. This method is brined and hot smoked and can be served hot or cold. I prefer to cook it to 140° to 145° internally because I like to eat it warm.
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Ingredients for this recipe:
• 3 cups water • 2/4 cups packed light brown sugar • 1/3 cup sea salt • zest of 1 orange • zest of 1 lemon • 4 to 4 ½ pound side of salmon
For the Glaze:
• ½ cup brown sugar • Juice of 1 lemon • Juice of 1 orange • ½ stick unsalted butter • 1 tablespoon soy sauce