Smokehouse Recipes

There are several ways to add smoked flavors to foods without actually smoking it. The key is finding out what seasonings, herbs and foods will take on that transfers and compliments a dish. Salt, being one of the most important, and certainly most common flavorings, is a great seasoning to start with. Salt picks up smoke at a variety of levels, adding just a hint of flavor or a robust blast, depending on the type of wood and smoking time. SMOKING SALTS IN THE LITTLE CHIEF SMOKER To err on the side of caution, try smoking small batches of salt...

Often times when you are out fishing you may not bring home as much fish as you would like. If you were hoping to experiment with several recipes, but only have a few fillets, don't worry, you can cut the ingredients down to smaller quantities and give several recipes a try. Sweet Teriyaki, Southeast Asian Style and also a (not so secret) Family Recipe are all worth giving a try. Salmon can be smoked using the Big Chief Smoker, Little Chief Smoker, or the Smokehouse Gas Smoker. Three Smoked Salmon Recipes Sweet Teriyaki 2 Cups Water 2 TBSP Morton TenderQuick or Non-Iodized Salt...