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Smoking Backs and Bellies of Alaskan Coho and King Salmon

Smoking Backs and Bellies of Alaskan Coho and King Salmon

A guide to brining and smoking the flavorful, often-discarded backs and bellies of salmon.

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  • Hannah
    HannahFirst to rec

    “Most people throw away the carcasses of their salmon after filleting. The backs and bellies of salmon have lots of meat left on them and when smoked make for such a yummy snack. I brine them for 24 hours in a brown sugar and salt mixture, then lay the pieces out in the sun to dry. After that it’s off to the smoker they go. The best summer treat.”

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