Smokehouse Recipes

Feed 6-8 Cook time: 50 minutes Ingredients I Cup frozen corn 1/2 Cup diced red peppers 1 small leek thinly sliced 1 small sweet potato, cubed 2 medium red potatoes, cubed 2 medium red potatoes, cubed 1 lb salmon, skin on salt Pepper 1/4 teaspoon cumin 1/2 teaspoon garlic 4 Cups chicken broth or 4 Cups of water and 2 Tbs chicken bouillon 1/4 teas red pepper flakes 1 C heavy whipping cream (do NOT use milk or half and half) For garnish 1/2 lb uncooked bacon cut in small chunks 2 sprigs fresh dill Cooking Process  Light the mimi-moto....

Smoking fish is a favorite preparation of many anglers and home cooks. Whether you have a fresh caught fish, one in the freezer from a previous fishing trip or pick up a nice fillet from your local seafood market, smoking it up is a treat everyone will enjoy. Fish can be either cold smoked or hot smoked but all smoked fish needs to be brined in a wet or dry brine before smoking. Styles of cold and hot smoked fish vary greatly and depending on your preference can yield moist, almost rare fish to the opposite extreme of being dry,...

The process of cooking food on cut wood dates back to Native American cultures on both the East and West coasts of North America. This style of cooking results in tender, juicy, smokey meats. Fish and lean meats lend themselves well to plank cooking as the plank helps retain moisture during the cooking process. Another benefit of plank cooking is that it keeps the grill clean. Nothing sticks and there are no more messy grates to scrub after dinner. Plank cooking can go from the grill to the picnic table, portioned out and served right from the wood. Be sure...

Here are some easy tips to get the best smoked salmon (or trout), like how to solve common issues like having your salmon getting stuck to your grills.  Keep your salmon from sticking to your grills... You can spray your grills with pam or whatever else and people will tell you in won't stick... well, it's gonna stick, we guarantee it. Try some Drying Screens, they fit right on your grills and the salmon won't stick to them. Plus you can take them right out and put them in the dishwasher to clean them. It's easy and simple and eliminates the...

When it comes to the best brines for smoking salmon or trout, there are lots of favorites that everybody has. However, we are going back to the old original brines that your great grandfather used to use. We're going to give you three simple ways to brine your fish. The first is the old original brine that works great on fresh fish. The second, and our favorite, is the old original brine that works excellent on both fresh and frozen fish. And the third, which is our Smokehouse Trout and Salmon Brine Mix for those of you that may be...