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We smoke a lot of Salmon and Trout around here. I do mine at about 150* which results in a firm finish, others use more heat for a flaky finish (so do i sometimes) so I have both types. Yes we slice cold smoked thin with onions and capers or on a bagel with cream cheese &tc.
Hot smoked is great for simple snacking or as an appetizer. Wrap a hunk in saran wrap and take it with you to work or whatever for elevenses. It's great for breakfast instead of bacon or sausage with your eggs. Hot smoked with a salad makes a fine light meal. I prefer it to cold smoked for spreads and dips.
Just eat hot smoked as it is. It goes well with a cold side sauce, sweet or hot pickled veggies and cheese.
Wouldn't recommend heating hot smoked at all unless using it in a chowder or such. And, oh yes. When serving, slice it off the skin. Crisply fried skins are tasty.
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re: DockPotato
My husband lived in Alaska for 3 years and learned to make amazing hot smoked salmon. Great as is. I make a spread with it using cream cheese, a little spicy mustard, finely chopped red onions, capers and just enough milk to make it the right spreading texture. Whenever we go to a party, it's what all of our friends want us to bring.
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re: roxlet
Google the two (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&am...) and every entry (at least the entire first page) says they're the same. As embee says, they may not necessarily be identical, but in most cases they are. Your definition may vary.
I am curious though - what do you think kippered salmon is, if not hot-smoked?
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I still can't get with salmon. What's the best way to have it prepared for a first timer?
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re: LadyintheKitchen
The recipe in this blog looks delicious and super-simple -- scroll down to second entry:
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re: Jaytizzle
Hot smoked salmon is very common around these parts. It is is often quite salty, flavourful, pungent, etc. I often use it in a similar fashion to smoked pork (eg bacon)...in a chowder, pasta sauce, in an omelet/scramble, pate, and simply shredded/chunked on top of a green salad.
Here is a good recipe for a risotto: http://www.foodtv.ca/recipes/recipede...
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