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Dilled Salmon on a Stone

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Last night I wanted to make a salmon fillet with dill as the predominant flavor. Alder planking is standard procedure around here. But Mrs ~t~ asked for baked salmon like you get in "fancy restaurants". She was most likely using child psychology on me again. Nonetheless, the gauntlet was thrown down......

My Egg has a good amount of used lump, so I started it, a real clean burning fire. I oiled the skin of the salmon, put a layer of dill sprigs on some parchment, seasoned the up side with maple sugar, Tsunami Spin, pepper, more dill sprigs on top and set it on a pre heated pizza stone. About 40 minutes later, man was this stuff good.

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Did it again

that looks Outstanding.......drooooooooooooooool
 
Wow, I think I want fish for breakfast!
great job Wayne!
 
Very nice Wayne!
I'm reading between the lines and I just gotta know specifics:
Did you use the stone with the platesetter?
Dome Temp? 40 minutes, I'm thinking low?
Any wood for smoke? or just Lazarri?

Brian
 
Very nice Wayne!
I'm reading between the lines and I just gotta know specifics:
Did you use the stone with the platesetter?
Dome Temp? 40 minutes, I'm thinking low?
Any wood for smoke? or just Lazarri?

Brian

I guess I did leave out some of the details. The lump was used Lazzari and I added no new lump or additional wood. I wanted a real clean burning fire for this. The dome temp was 325° or so and I set just the pizza stone on the grate (no plate setter) for about 20 minutes before adding the parchment and salmon.

Looking back, I'll bet I could have used the plate setter legs down and accomplished the same thing. The parchment kept any fish drippings from getting on the pizza stone. But it would bug me less if some got on the plate setter.
 
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