1 Set of Drying Racks Used to air dry fish before going on the smoker.
1 Large Bowl with lid For final mixture
1 Deep Pan Glass or metal, large enough to hold fish and marinade mixture.
1 Set of Measuring Cups
1 Set of Measuring Spoons
1 Long Handled Stirring Spoon
1 Basting Brush
Ingredients
2.5lbs.Salmon
2.5lbs.White Fish
1½cupSweet PeppersChopped
½cupGreen PeeperChopped
1cupWhite OnionChopped
½cupScallionsChopped
1tbspSeasoningOld Bay Seasoning
2tbspSeasoningPo'Richard's Original Rub Seasoning
1tbspBlack Pepper
30ozMayonnaise
12ozCream Cheese
2tbspLemon Juice
2tbspLime Juice
1tbspCoconut oil
1QuartWater For marinade
⅓cupKosher Salt For marinade
1cupBrown Sugar For marinade
1cupPure Maple Syrup 1/2 For marinade, the rest for basting
Instructions
Combine water, salt, brown sugar, and syrup in a suitable container.
Cut fish into 2-inch pieces. Place in a deep pan for marinade. Cover fish with marinade. Place in frig for 24 hours.
Place fish on a drying rack until dry.
Smoke for 6 hours total. Place the fish on the smoker with the temperature at 120 degrees. Smoke for 2 hours. Step the heat up to 140 degrees and smoke for 2 more hours. The final 2 hours is at 175 degrees. Goal is to have an internal temperature between 130 and 140 degrees. Note: Every hour the fish needs to be basted with the maple syrup.
Break up the pieces of fish in a suitable bowl. Add the other ingredients to the fish and mix well.
Notes
Fish should look similar to the image.Finished dish is ready to put in front of the folks that are standing around with a cracker in their hand anticipating the joy.