Trout Brine??
Trout Brine??
I am looking to try smoking some trout and was wondering if anyone has a good brine for trout. Do you use the same brine as you would for Salmon? Any info would be great!
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RE:Trout Brine??
I use the same brine for trout that I use for salmon. I use a more Chips in the smoker for trout.sunshine wrote:I am looking to try smoking some trout and was wondering if anyone has a good brine for trout. Do you use the same brine as you would for Salmon? Any info would be great!
RE:Trout Brine??
I use the same brine. Make a slit thru the skin on the back to let the brine into the meat.
I just smoked up a load of Sockeye this morning. Had to make room in the freezer for the Silvers.
I just smoked up a load of Sockeye this morning. Had to make room in the freezer for the Silvers.
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RE:Trout Brine??
I use the same brine for trout but don't soak them as long.
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RE:Trout Brine??
I butterfly my trout before smoking them.Then I use almost the same brine for salmon but a lil less sodium.Trout are usually not as fat as salmon so i feel less salt is better.As long as the fish floats in a salt brine its ok.
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