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    Default Smoked. Blackfin

    I am gonna smoke some blackfin this week and tips would be appreciated. Do any of y’all have a Brine recipe you would not mind sharing
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    If you cook a piece of tuna anything other than rare you might as well throw it in the trash.

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    Not sure if I'm going against the rules but check out smokingmeatforums.com. Hell of a website. You can probably find a brine on there. You can cold smoke the fish to get the smoke flavor without it ever getting past rare.

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    Blackfin doesn’t freeze well
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    Smoked blackfin is a perfectly acceptable way to dispose of fresh blackfin. I have always gone 2:1 brown sugar to salt when making a brine (mix in warm water so it dissolves easier). Add a splash of soy or lemon juice if your feeling crazy. Let brine 24 hours then set on your smoker racks for at least a hour prior to putting heat on it. Smoke with non-nut woods for best results.
    Last edited by Canoegunner; 04-16-2018 at 08:43 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Canoegunner View Post
    Smoked blackfin is a perfectly acceptable way to dispose of fresh blackfin. I have always gone 2:1 brown sugar to salt when making a brine (mix in warm water so it dissolves easier). Add a splash of soy or lemon juice if your feeling crazy. Let brine 24 hours then set on your smoker racks for at least a hour prior to putting heat on it. Smoke with non-nut woods for best results.
    Good advice. You could bump the sugar to salt ratio up even higher and still be fine. Both sugar and salt act as a “cure”.

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    Pro tip: Canning and Pickling salt dissolves easily in cool water. Available in most grocery stores.
    Crops are harvested, animals are killed.

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    thanks guys
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    Better off making tuna salad, than smoking it. Freezing blackfin makes for great crawfish bait! Ask ole boy that lives down by low falls, he will tell ya!
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    Blackfin Tacos!

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