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You make a lot of good food :)
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Delicious. Cheers
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I got to take two weeks off; I overdosed on this shit!
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gotta love Lox!
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Update :
Making lox again from one of these sockeye salmon fillet http://www.kingsailfishmounts.com/Us...%20Sockeye.jpg Oh man does this fish look good; it's so red like this : http://paleodining.org/files/7613/02...et_468x315.jpg I keep smelling my fingers after touching the fish to make it. :food-smil02 |
Heck yea. Wild caught?
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That's not my catch, I went to the grocery store. :1orglaugh |
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It taste better if you did not bought the fish
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Probably wild because according to wikipedia "Sockeye is almost never farmed". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sockeye_salmon BTW : Just ate a small amount a few minutes ago and it taste awesome. I didn't do "heavy curing" this time like in the first video. I did it like this video except no weight on the salmon and left the skin on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBn5lCQ6VWM I don't wait 3 days, I start eating after 18 hours and leave some in there for 3 days. :1orglaugh |
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