The Native North Americans in Alaska, British Columbia, Washington State, Oregon, and California would use cedar to prepare their salmon. This preparation goes back a long time. Cedar planked salmon is great. Hardware stores also sell untreated wood, of various types, and they also can cut it for you, and it works great for this particular purpose. Soaking the wooden plank prevents it from quickly burning. You also have a serving platter when it's done. Its the same thing for using wooden skewers, that they need to be soaked in water. That salmon looks great. Cheers, Greg! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️
My game changer recipe for salmon. 2:1 parts brown sugar and salt. Dry brine it for a few hours, then grill it. Chefs kiss. Nice video. Salmon is a fav in my household
Hi Greg, it's Mike Florence and WOW what a surprise recipe from you!!! I think you know I'm a seafood chef, backing up my repertoire by watching all your Burger and BBQ recipes. Your cooking method here KNOCKED ME OUT!!! My only suggestion is the dry rub seasoning. I use a mix of Tarragon, Dill, grated Lemon Zest and Black Pepper. I will definitely be cooking this exactly as so clearly explained on my Webber when we get good weather. Cheers Greg for another winner. See Ya, Mike.
Thank you for the tips, and for watching Mike! A kettle grill works great for plank cooking. I usually lay the charcoal down, leaving a gap in the center. Start the cook directly over the coals, then move it to the center.
Hey Greg that looked delicious! Had a request I don't remember if you have already done it but have you smoked a whole bologna chub? And make a sandwich with a mustard base BBQ sauce and maybe some coleslaw!
Sounds good! I did make homemade bologna, then smoked it but I didn't do a sandwich on the video. Cool idea! I go to Oklahoma a lot and they love their smoked bologna there!
I'm from th PNW and we had cedar smoked salmon cooked over a live fire at alodge Bainbridge Island for our wedding. Even my wife's New England seafood snob family loved it.
Sup Greg, I'm one of the people doesn't like salmon, heard of cedar plank salmon, never tried, but looks so good I'm thinking what flavor get🤔, brother loves salmon so will see, damn I'm curious lol. Tyvm tc
Great cook..i grill salmon for my daughter often. I just can't handle the taste of any seafood but she loves it so I grill it all for her. I throw me a burger and hot dog on the grill for me.
Very nice video and I also really like cedar plank salmon. Last year, however, I made flamed salmon for the first time, as they do in Finland. The board with the salmon is placed vertically over a wood fire. We and our family and friends liked that even more. I can really recommend you give this a try 👍👍👍
Looked fabulous. Interesting thing about cedar. It is fairly well known with people who build with Western Red Cedar is the dust is toxic. Yet people char it to cook food.
This has been very high on my to-try list. You mention getting the grill up to temp and later plenty hit enough. But what temperature is that, what are ya running your grill at?
That's the only way I cook my fish. I buy the cedar planks through Amazon, keep them available for when I need them. But I do the same, let it soak for a couple of hours before hand and then just let it steam. Good job there.
I had a great cedar plank guy I used to buy from who would cut custom sizes. Sadly he passed away a few years ago. I buy from Amazon now as well. Cheers!
You want it to be grilling temperatures, so hot. I usually do this on charcoal grills, so you want it to be the same temperature you'd use if cooking a steak.
I don't think it would work on a Blackstone. If you try it, you'd need a dome. Any other grill (gas or charcoal) works great, so long as it has a lid though.
Don’t bother soaking wood, doesn’t do anything. Wood doesn’t absorb water that is why they use it for boats 😉. Meathead has done experiments, check out his book. Otherwise a home run recipe & easy!
The Native North Americans in Alaska, British Columbia, Washington State, Oregon, and California would use cedar to prepare their salmon. This preparation goes back a long time. Cedar planked salmon is great. Hardware stores also sell untreated wood, of various types, and they also can cut it for you, and it works great for this particular purpose. Soaking the wooden plank prevents it from quickly burning. You also have a serving platter when it's done. Its the same thing for using wooden skewers, that they need to be soaked in water. That salmon looks great. Cheers, Greg! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️
My game changer recipe for salmon. 2:1 parts brown sugar and salt. Dry brine it for a few hours, then grill it. Chefs kiss.
Nice video. Salmon is a fav in my household
4:34 WOW Greg, that is an amazing looking piece of salmon. Nice job! ✌🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Hi Greg, it's Mike Florence and WOW what a surprise recipe from you!!! I think you know I'm a seafood chef, backing up my repertoire by watching all your Burger and BBQ recipes. Your cooking method here KNOCKED ME OUT!!! My only suggestion is the dry rub seasoning. I use a mix of Tarragon, Dill, grated Lemon Zest and Black Pepper. I will definitely be cooking this exactly as so clearly explained on my Webber when we get good weather. Cheers Greg for another winner. See Ya, Mike.
Thank you for the tips, and for watching Mike! A kettle grill works great for plank cooking. I usually lay the charcoal down, leaving a gap in the center. Start the cook directly over the coals, then move it to the center.
Fantastic cook....I'm gonna try this also
I usually plank on my kettle. The best method to cook salmon by far.
Great video, Greg, salmon looks really nice and juicy!
That looks AWESOME Greg!!! Never have tried a cedar plank but this might just make me give it a shot! I've always smoked my salmon. GR8 cook! ~Chris
That looks so good, Greg! I don't like salmon, but I'm trying this.
The color on that filet was top-notch! Thanks, Ballistic!
I'd like to see more fish recipes on this channel. Seared tuna?
Looks perfect! Nicely done, Greg!
Came here from your burger. You're killing it Greg!
Very nice presentation,I like the cooking videos ❤
very good, thanks a lot, I'm gonna try this also
Fantastic cook, brother! Going to try this on my Traeger!
Wow this is amazing I must definitely try this recipe, I will love to see more recipes
I have heard of this, but have never tried it.
Love that grill! Looks like it wanted steak instead of fish!
this video is very awesome 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Did the pellets have any effect on this cook? Thanks for the video.
Hey Greg that looked delicious! Had a request I don't remember if you have already done it but have you smoked a whole bologna chub? And make a sandwich with a mustard base BBQ sauce and maybe some coleslaw!
Sounds good! I did make homemade bologna, then smoked it but I didn't do a sandwich on the video. Cool idea! I go to Oklahoma a lot and they love their smoked bologna there!
👋🏻🤤🇮🇹 Hi Greg‼️ great idea lemon pepper & lemon slices 🏆😉 now I look for where I hid my cedar planks and light the fire 🔥 😂🥂
I'm from th PNW and we had cedar smoked salmon cooked over a live fire at alodge Bainbridge Island for our wedding. Even my wife's New England seafood snob family loved it.
So good my absolute favorite way to cook salmon.👍
The LSG is by far the best pellet cooker on the market!
Nice one
Can you use planks other than cedar? Just wondering.
I saw a video of yours maybe last month. You suggested Boars Head hotdogs. We're they linked? Also cured or uncured. Thanks
You know my current feelings on salmon (and why...lol) but that looked incredible! Wow!
Hoping for another dog, but this looks outstanding!
I love salmon, my favorite fish. Most other fish is so lean.
Sup Greg, I'm one of the people doesn't like salmon, heard of cedar plank salmon, never tried, but looks so good I'm thinking what flavor get🤔, brother loves salmon so will see, damn I'm curious lol. Tyvm tc
Great cook..i grill salmon for my daughter often. I just can't handle the taste of any seafood but she loves it so I grill it all for her. I throw me a burger and hot dog on the grill for me.
that voice omg!!!!!!
I need this on spotify! I can't find it :(
That salmon turned out really great Greg! Excellent demonstration!
I hate fish, but it looks like a great cook. Should I try this??? Hmmm
I heard San Diego was floating away. All good with you?
Wow it's yammi recipe, making process is soo good
Thanks Greg, I’ve never used a cedar plank. I can’t wait to give a try. As always your videos are both informative and entertaining.
Thank you, Paul! Cheers, brother!
Very nice video and I also really like cedar plank salmon. Last year, however, I made flamed salmon for the first time, as they do in Finland. The board with the salmon is placed vertically over a wood fire. We and our family and friends liked that even more. I can really recommend you give this a try 👍👍👍
Gorgeous salmon! Perfectly cooked👍😊
Add a little balsamic glaze, and you're in money!
If you like this recipe then give alder wood plank swordfish a try! Same simple seasoning too.
Looked fabulous. Interesting thing about cedar. It is fairly well known with people who build with Western Red Cedar is the dust is toxic. Yet people char it to cook food.
Looks amazing.👍
Awesomeness with the salmon. Great cook 8)
I love Cedar plank. Keep it simple. Only other way is skin on, on a cast iron pan on the bbq
Can you do this with meats like chicken? Tks
I love some grilled salmon, looks delicious
Thank you, Nathan!
As a salmon fan lemon pepper is all I use.
This has been very high on my to-try list. You mention getting the grill up to temp and later plenty hit enough. But what temperature is that, what are ya running your grill at?
I cranked it up to high 300s-low 400s. I just wanted to get the flame up there in the sear zone.
Hi, looks great! What temp would you figure you’re at in there?
The fish probably temped out at around 145F. I was running the pit in the high 300s.
Salmon looked great have you ever soaked the planks in red wine it adds a little extra flavor cheers 🍻
We have the same pellet grill and I would like to know what temperature you had the FireBoard controller running at with the burn pot exposed?
I was running up in the high 300s to low 400s. Just wanted to get a good flame up there. Like I was searing a steak or something.
That's the only way I cook my fish. I buy the cedar planks through Amazon, keep them available for when I need them. But I do the same, let it soak for a couple of hours before hand and then just let it steam.
Good job there.
I had a great cedar plank guy I used to buy from who would cut custom sizes. Sadly he passed away a few years ago. I buy from Amazon now as well. Cheers!
Very nice
Maybe I missed it but what temperature setting did you use on the grill? "Hot" is not a temperature and is subjective.
You want it to be grilling temperatures, so hot. I usually do this on charcoal grills, so you want it to be the same temperature you'd use if cooking a steak.
Greg, is it possible to do this cook on the Blackstone grill or do you need the open flame?
I don't think it would work on a Blackstone. If you try it, you'd need a dome. Any other grill (gas or charcoal) works great, so long as it has a lid though.
What was the grill temp? I think I missed it 😢 Great vid
I was just looking for a good searing heat, so I cranked the grill up to around 375.
I don't like fish and I would devour this
Tasty.
Can you do a Papaya Dog copy? I sent an email. Cheers!
Don’t bother soaking wood, doesn’t do anything. Wood doesn’t absorb water that is why they use it for boats 😉. Meathead has done experiments, check out his book. Otherwise a home run recipe & easy!
Just say NO to salmon. YUK!!!!!!!!!!
Cedar Plank; 200°. Reusable 100%.
I hate salmon. Don't think a piece of wood would change my mind.
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