Smoked Arctic Char
4h 10m
Our preferred way of smoking char or any other fatty fish. An old method for conserving fish that gives it a beautiful flavor.
It's a versatile ingredient that you can use in bagels, sandwiches, pastas, salads, quiches, and omelets.
If you can't find arctic char, you can use any fatty fish, such as salmon and trout.
Fuel your smoker according to the manufacturer's instructions
Add your favorite wood chips to the smoker
Finalize the assembly of the smoker according to the manufacturer's instructions
Season 1 cleaned arctic char with salt to taste
Transfer the fish to the smoker and light the burner. Smoke it for 15m
Turn off the heat and let the fish sit in the smoker for an additional 15m to let the remaining smoke soak into the flesh. Remove the fish from the smoker
Carefully remove the skin
Carefully separate the top fillet
Remove the central bone and separate the other fillet. The smoked arctic char is ready
Get creative with this delightful smokiness!
Yield 4 portions
Arctic Char
1
Salt
to taste
Equipment
Smoker
Wood Chips