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From: SeaBearWildSalmon
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  • U want to see smoked salmon. Go to New Vicoria Fish in Montreal,Canada. These guys slice differently and for a little place. They do over 2000 lbs a week hand sliced.they have the best reputation and smoking over 30 yrs in that business.best quality fresh fish smoked fresh.

  • My freinds and I tried to smoke a salmon once but we couldn't find rolling papers BIG enough. HA!

  • Looks very fresh & like the flavours haven't been ruined by heavy seasoning.... which dressing dips do you think complements smoked salmons flavour...?

  • c´est ca ! merci pour l´ouvrage !

  • mmmmmmmm. that must be cold smoked, I do that once a year and the wife kids and I love it but I do like to hot smoke as well... cold smoking takes two days for me lol I like a real Smokey flavor then I slice it like this and put it on crackers and add just about anything cheese is good on it and a cold beer.

  • Great vid!!

  • WAT.

    The dark part is the BEST part of smoked salmon.

  • WAT.

    The dark part is the BEST part of smoked salmon.

  • Good looking lox. Wish I could get it here.

  • this title should really COLD smoked salmon

  • Macht Lust auf Lachs und mehr.

  • wow! that looks good!!

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  • lol that aint smoked salmon what a joke!

  • This is a form of cold-smoked salmon, also known as 'Lox' or 'Nova-Style Salmon' - it's more familiar on the East Coast than on the West Coast.

  • so weird to me.. im Native American we also smoke smoke our salmon with no heat but in strips not fillets also we smoke them longer .. the salmon in your video looks like it barely any smoke maybe like a day or so

  • @SeaBearWildSalmon Now that cold smoked salmon looks great, nice colour, nice finish. How long did that smoke for? Usually do mine for 12 hours in my Bradley

  • @SeaBearWildSalmon OK, I found that lox is not smoked, but simply cured in brine solution.

    lox is traditionally made by brining in a solution of water or oil, salt, sugars and spices (the brine).

  • @aztec1 uh taob!

  • Looks delicious!

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