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finished smoked salmon recipe, with fish on cooling rack

How to Smoke Salmon

By Hank Shaw on August 12, 2012, Updated June 22, 2020 - 825 Comments

There are a lot of ways to smoke salmon, but this is the method I’ve perfected over the years. Making perfect smoked salmon requires a little attention, and a lot of time. Here’s how to do it.

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salmon collar recipe

Grilled Salmon Collar with Ponzu Sauce

By Hank Shaw on July 24, 2012, Updated May 26, 2020 - 26 Comments

This has been a memorable year for salmon fishing in California. I’ve caught quite a few chinooks already so far, and the first thing I cook on each one is the collar – the part behind the gills and head. Grilled like Japanese hamachi kama, it is spectacular.

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How to Make Caviar

By Hank Shaw on December 2, 2009, Updated June 24, 2020 - 125 Comments

Caviar has always had a hold on me. It is a mysterious ingredient, almost otherworldy; the individual eggs look like jewels from an alien planet. Caviar tastes briny and vaguely floral, and the textural surprise of the pop in your mouth has led more than one writer to liken it to Pop Rocks for adults. I’ve

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Six Days of Salmon

By Hank Shaw on July 17, 2009, Updated May 20, 2020 - 35 Comments

Salmon, especially king salmon, are the pigs of the aquatic world. Large, fatty, with significant differences in flavor from cut to cut, the salmon is, like pork, equally good fresh or cured. And if there is a fish you can get all nose-to-tail on, it is the chinook. If you are lucky enough to come

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