Interesting. I've never butterflied a salmon like that. I'll have to give it a try!
Pacific King Salmon
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Doyle
, Apr 23 2012 06:05 PM
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#17
Posted 29 May 2012 - 01:50 PM
the first one is the hardest , but after that you'll have it figured out. cook it nice and slow ,not too close to the flame , should take 50- 90 minutes or so depnds how big the fish is.
I hate pink and chum salmon but they come out nice this way.
spring salmon are the best for this . but sockeye or coho work great too.
I hate pink and chum salmon but they come out nice this way.
spring salmon are the best for this . but sockeye or coho work great too.
Above all relax , it's winemaking ,it's not supposed to be stressfull . It's not sky diving.
Zac Brown
Zac Brown
#18
Posted 29 May 2012 - 02:29 PM
I have a recipe for a marinade similar to yours, except it calls for Jack Daniels instead of wine. One of my favorites that we got from the Dolphin's Resort at Campbell River.
#19
Posted 29 May 2012 - 02:48 PM
Cambell River!! LOL our ice hockey rivals when I was growing up !
everyone has their own secret recipies , grated onions , vinegar , molassas , spices , leamon juice cracked pepper are all common parts of different peoples maranades.
to be honest apart from brown sugar and the rock salt rub , mine is never exactly the same twice.
I do know a couple people who just do it with no marande , and one guy who just brushes on some olive oil before he cooks it.
how ever you do it it comes out great!
I have seen stainless steel grids for this in sporting goods stores , but I like to go old school .
everyone has their own secret recipies , grated onions , vinegar , molassas , spices , leamon juice cracked pepper are all common parts of different peoples maranades.
to be honest apart from brown sugar and the rock salt rub , mine is never exactly the same twice.
I do know a couple people who just do it with no marande , and one guy who just brushes on some olive oil before he cooks it.
how ever you do it it comes out great!
I have seen stainless steel grids for this in sporting goods stores , but I like to go old school .
Above all relax , it's winemaking ,it's not supposed to be stressfull . It's not sky diving.
Zac Brown
Zac Brown
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