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  • @ArcherWook
    @ArcherWook 3 роки тому +1

    Great video! I also use the same ratio of 4:1 Brown sugar to salt. Works fabulously... Most salmon fillets that I buy take about 2 hours at 150¯F , sometime 2 1/4 hours. I've started using Apricot or Apricot/Peach jam as my glaze. Wife loves it and it isn't overly sweet. Best smoked salmon every.. Thank You, your finished product really looks wonderful :)

    • @BrianEibner
      @BrianEibner 3 роки тому +1

      Yes and not that hard to do. Not sweet or fishy, love it. Thanks for watching and commenting

  • @Lma1974
    @Lma1974 2 роки тому +1

    Why not pull at 140 degrees?

  • @watermain48
    @watermain48 6 років тому

    Curious about the wide temperature swings. Maybe it was just you changing the settings? Salmon sure looked good.

    • @BrianEibner
      @BrianEibner 6 років тому +4

      No I didn't change temp setting, was on low smoke the entire time. It's a pellet smoker outside with a wood fire as the source of heat (not a insulated oven in the house) and when filming the smoker door is opened longer then normal. Don't get caught up on temp swings, the average temp over the cook is what to note. Thank you asking and watching.

  • @tstep522
    @tstep522 6 років тому

    Ok, so it looks like you have it set to low smoke, but I see temps ranging from 141 through 186. Does this grill/smoker range that much in temperature on one setting?

    • @pesto12601
      @pesto12601 5 років тому +2

      you open the door - poof... there goes 30 degrees.... and then it takes time to get back to temp... .better to not open the top all that often and just let it go. Also, open your hopper to be sure it is full.... and not just full in the window... the middle will sink and run out... ask me how I know!!!

  • @jerrychapman7091
    @jerrychapman7091 6 років тому

    Nice smoker good video,thanks my salmon was soft going to dry brine.

  • @jacobolson9944
    @jacobolson9944 6 років тому

    Wow looked very good, you should make more videos

  • @GSXR1300X
    @GSXR1300X 7 років тому

    Why rinse?

    • @BrianEibner
      @BrianEibner 7 років тому +2

      Otherwise to sweat and salty. This salmon turned out the best of what I have made, we all preferred the blackberry jalapeno jam. thanks for asking and watching

  • @skynut831
    @skynut831 6 років тому +8

    I don't rinse,I don't wash all that sweetness down the drain ! It turns to an amber type candy !!

    • @davidokanagan3368
      @davidokanagan3368 5 років тому +1

      I would be more inclined to NOT wash away the liquefied brine that forms. Seemingly, I see this in ALL the videos on smoking / curing salmon. It has been a while since I cured salmon (a year or two) and I am going to just rub it off and that is it.

  • @tstep522
    @tstep522 6 років тому +6

    My goodness this guy would be horrible at Tetris.

  • @johnsheehan977
    @johnsheehan977 5 років тому

    Way too much sugar!!🤮😱Should be 2 parts Salt to 1 part Sugar.And 4 hours is plenty curing time.Sometimes I just Do Salmon,Salt,and Smoke.Three ingredients!Fantastic!😋

    • @BrianEibner
      @BrianEibner 5 років тому +1

      Sure, lots of different recipes out there. Although cure time depends on a lot, not just a given amount of time. Thanks for watching and sharing