I’ve been wanting to smoke some salt (on my smoker 😝) can I just put some kosher salt on a pan in the smoker when I am making ribs or something? Or does the salt need to be cold smoked? How long to smoke and what temp???, thanks !!
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I can't advise on how to smoke salt, but having a container of Hickory smoked salt in my pantry for 1-2 years, what I will say is.... what will you USE it for?
I bought some Weber brand hickory smoked salt because it sounded good to me, but once I tasted it, I wasn't sure what to do with it. I don't need it in my rubs or when dry brining, as I am smoking or grilling my meat to get smoke flavor. And the smoke flavor in the salt is fairly strong, so I am not sure I want it on food that is not traditionally smoky... just have yet to figure out an actual case for using smoked salt. Then again, I use smoked paprika in recipes, but only recipes that call for smoked paprika. I've not seen one call for smoked salt...
Maybe I should sprinkle some in a bowl of popcorn this weekend and see how it works for that?
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Desserts! It goes great with chocolate-based desserts.
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I guess my thinking is use smoked salt when doing meats or recipes inside in that im to lazy to grill, like maybe shredded chicken or wings? Maybe burgers on the griddle? Baked potatoes ? Just thinking could have some instant smoke flavor in a pinch …
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We use smoked salt as a finisher on meats, fish, veggies to give a zip of add't smoke and salt flavors.
Still having trouble obtaining alderwood smoked salt, however. LOTS of retailers - both online and brick -- have been out for a while.
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I posted in the thread above that STEbbq linked above. I no longer use my Weber Kettle. I use my Grilla OG now. Here are some photos of my last smoked salt cook.
11:00 AM
1:00 PM
6:00 PM
Finished product at 7:00 PM
I used hickory pellets and had my pellet grill set at 225°
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