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    Quote Originally Posted by Covfefe View Post
    You can roast and smoke fish, veggies, chicken, the good stuff.
    Oh lordy, yes! I buy whole chickens on sale. Husband doesn't care for regular baked chicken. So I'll put one in the smoker for an hour, then finish roasting it in the oven. I don't brine them ahead of time due to the sodium, but they still turn out juicy and a lot of good smoke flavor. Salmon is great smoked then finished in the oven as well. Oh, and chicken wings!

    After the meat is removed, I toss the chicken bones and skin and fat into a large stock pot, fill with water, toss in a few tired veggies, and simmer it for several hours. Decant the broth into quart canning jars and freeze. Makes a lovely smoky chicken broth that's awesome in clam chowder, for cooking noodles and potatoes, or anything else where a flavored broth would be good. The bones go outside to the Raven Station for our winged friends.

    The Traegers are pricy.... but worth it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by countryboy View Post
    This is one of my favorite easy meal recipes. I usually eyeball the ingredients, and add a bit of extra lemon juice. I also cook it a bit longer for a thicker sauce. The sauce ingredients can be cooked alone for an excellent dipping sauce.

    http://allrecipes.com/recipe/87079/q...dijon-chicken/
    That looks good, and super easy too. Always on the hunt for new chicken recipes. It's not one of the Husband Unit's favorites.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mott the Hoople View Post
    Here’s a trick I learned about cold weather smoking. If your smoker can’t keep a targeted temperature then smoke your meat for two to four hours and then pop it in your oven on a roasting rack at the desired temp till done. The meat will have more than enough smoke flavor and a perfect bark.
    Works good! We just don't have a place to put it when the snow is deep. I could use it in the garage but YouKnowWho would complain because his car would smell like BBQ. lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sailor View Post
    We do quite a bit of cold smoking. shellfish, fish etc.
    Smoked whitefish is popular here. Have not tried to do that yet. Any tips or tricks?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Covfefe View Post
    You can roast and smoke fish, veggies, chicken, the good stuff.
    Oh hell no. That would be like going to a bar and asking for cookies and milk.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ThatOwlWoman View Post
    Works good! We just don't have a place to put it when the snow is deep. I could use it in the garage but YouKnowWho would complain because his car would smell like BBQ. lol
    Is it a BMW? Smoke that mother fucker!
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    Hey Jade, do you think your method of making extracts would work with fresh rosemary?

    I buy garlic olive oil from the spice shop in town. Wish I knew how to make my own. It's pretty expensive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mott the Hoople View Post
    Is it a BMW? Smoke that mother fucker!
    LOL ... no, it's a Mazda 6. Funny you said that though, his previous car was a BMW. lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by ThatOwlWoman View Post
    Smoked whitefish is popular here. Have not tried to do that yet. Any tips or tricks?
    It is all about the brine and forming the pellicle. Always brine your fish for at least 8 hours (preferably 24 or longer), after the brine it is important to let them air dry for a least a couple of hours (that forms the pellicle), then start at really low temp ( 100 Deg F) and increase very slowly (the goal is around 160 Deg F) . 8-12 hours or so. You cannot go wrong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ThatOwlWoman View Post
    Oh lordy, yes! I buy whole chickens on sale. Husband doesn't care for regular baked chicken. So I'll put one in the smoker for an hour, then finish roasting it in the oven. I don't brine them ahead of time due to the sodium, but they still turn out juicy and a lot of good smoke flavor. Salmon is great smoked then finished in the oven as well. Oh, and chicken wings!

    After the meat is removed, I toss the chicken bones and skin and fat into a large stock pot, fill with water, toss in a few tired veggies, and simmer it for several hours. Decant the broth into quart canning jars and freeze. Makes a lovely smoky chicken broth that's awesome in clam chowder, for cooking noodles and potatoes, or anything else where a flavored broth would be good. The bones go outside to the Raven Station for our winged friends.

    The Traegers are pricy.... but worth it?
    It was hubby’s 70th birthday gift so we splurged, found a deal on QVC! I do beer can chicken, it’s so moist!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sailor View Post
    It is all about the brine and forming the pellicle. Always brine your fish for at least 8 hours (preferably 24 or longer), after the brine it is important to let them air dry for a least a couple of hours (that forms the pellicle), then start at really low temp ( 100 Deg F) and increase very slowly (the goal is around 160 Deg F) . 8-12 hours or so. You cannot go wrong.
    Thanks. We're going to have to get a decent smoker, I see. I'll save this in the recipes folder.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sailor View Post
    It is all about the brine and forming the pellicle. Always brine your fish for at least 8 hours (preferably 24 or longer), after the brine it is important to let them air dry for a least a couple of hours (that forms the pellicle), then start at really low temp ( 100 Deg F) and increase very slowly (the goal is around 160 Deg F) . 8-12 hours or so. You cannot go wrong.
    Thanks! I bet it would be crazy good doing halibut this way! Or even salmon

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    Quote Originally Posted by ThatOwlWoman View Post
    Thanks. We're going to have to get a decent smoker, I see. I'll save this in the recipes folder.
    That is cold smoking TOW, hot smoking is a lot quicker and a lot less work. Different results obviously!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Covfefe View Post
    Thanks! I bet it would be crazy good doing halibut this way! Or even salmon
    Oh yeah, just about any salt water fish. We even smoke flounder. Oysters of course!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ThatOwlWoman View Post
    Smoked whitefish is popular here. Have not tried to do that yet. Any tips or tricks?
    Yea smoking fish is easy. First mix a salt rub of about two parts kosher salt, one part sugar and some thyme. Rub liberally over fish. Wrap fish with Saran Wrap and place on cookie sheet. Place another cookie sheet on top and put a brick on top of that. Place in fridge 12-24 hours.

    Then thoroughly wash salt off fish, dry excess water off with paper towels and let air dry on a cookie sheet till a peculum (thin membrane) has formed on the fish surface. Toss in smoker for one to two hours until fish is cooked and flakey. Take out of smoker and let cool.


    Here’s a simple pasta recipe I make with smoke salmon. Add about a tbs of olive oil, minced garlic and 4 oz smoked salmon. Sauté till garlic is fragrant and salmon heated through. Add 8 oz half/half, 1cup frozen peas, 1/2 cup Parm and simmer till sauce reaches desired consistency then taste and season wit S&P and a pinch of nutmeg. Cook 12 oz linguine and toss in sauce. Place in serving bowl and garnish with parsley and more Parmesan.
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