jpollman
08-01-2002, 02:20 PM
Hello sportspeople.
I just made my first batch of smoked Salmon in my new electric smoker. It came out ok but a little overdone. It was a little hotter in there than I thought and when I opened it up after about 4 hours (which is about the minimum time I expected to do the batch) it was already WELL done. I'll check sooner next time.:)
I've been reading through the recipe book that came with the smoker and there are a lot of recipies that I want to try. But one thing that I noticed is that some recipies just call for "salt", others call for "Non-idodized salt", and others (like a salami recipe) calls for Morton Tender-Quick curing salt. I can understand having to use "curing salt" as opposed to standard table salt, but does it really matter in the other recipies if I use Iodized or Non-Iodized ? I'll look for some Non-Iodized but the only salt I've ever seen in the grocery store is Iodized. Maybe the NON is there but I've just never noticed. Also, is this "Tender-Quick" readily available ? I'd really like to try a batch of salami.
Thanks for any input.
I just made my first batch of smoked Salmon in my new electric smoker. It came out ok but a little overdone. It was a little hotter in there than I thought and when I opened it up after about 4 hours (which is about the minimum time I expected to do the batch) it was already WELL done. I'll check sooner next time.:)
I've been reading through the recipe book that came with the smoker and there are a lot of recipies that I want to try. But one thing that I noticed is that some recipies just call for "salt", others call for "Non-idodized salt", and others (like a salami recipe) calls for Morton Tender-Quick curing salt. I can understand having to use "curing salt" as opposed to standard table salt, but does it really matter in the other recipies if I use Iodized or Non-Iodized ? I'll look for some Non-Iodized but the only salt I've ever seen in the grocery store is Iodized. Maybe the NON is there but I've just never noticed. Also, is this "Tender-Quick" readily available ? I'd really like to try a batch of salami.
Thanks for any input.