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Salmon Burnt Ends
Charlie
Get your Pit Boss fired up for this smoked salmon burnt ends recipe. It just like meat candy but better
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Prep Time
1
hour
hr
Cook Time
3
hours
hrs
Total Time
4
hours
hrs
Course
Appetizer, lunch, main
Cuisine
American, Barbecue
Servings
5
serves
Calories
233
kcal
Equipment
Pellet grill or charcoal smoker
Choice of Pit Boss wood chips
Mixing bowl
Sharp knife
Wire rack
Airtight container
Thermometer probe
Basting brush
Aluminum foil
Ingredients
2.5
lbs
Salmon side
Cure Ingredients
1½
cups
brown sugar
¼
cup
kosher salt
½
cup
honey
Basting/Glaze Ingredients
2
tbsp
butter
2
tbsp
apricot jam
1
tbsp
soy sauce
1
tsp
sriracha/hot sauce
Garnish Ingredients
sesame seeds
fresh chopped chives
Instructions
Step 1: Cure & Preparation Of The Salmon
Cut into 1.5-inch bite-size pieces.
Add salmon into an extra large zip lock bag.
Add curing mix and massage until coated.
Sit in the fridge for 12-14 hours.
Rotate every 4 hours or so to ensure even brining.
Empty the zip lock bag into a colander.
Strain out the excess liquid.
Rinse with fresh water for 1 minute to remove all cures.
Pat dry with a paper towel then place on a wired rack.
Let it sit in the fridge for 1 hour to dry.
Step 2: Smoking The Salmon
Set the Pit Boss Smoker to 200F.
Place the rack into the middle of the smoker.
Drippings will be caught by placing a foil-wrapped pan beneath.
Step 3: Making The Glaze
Make the basting glaze as per the directions above.
Step 4: Apply The Glaze
After cooking for an hour begin baste with liquid every 30 min.
Smoke for another 1.5 hrs or until the salmon is at least 140°F
Step 5: Create Your Dishes & Enjoy
Remove the salmon burnt ends and portion them up.
Sprinkle the garnishes on top.
Keyword
pit boss salmon, Salmon, Smoked Salmon