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I am going to be firing up the WSM on the 4th mostly for smoking a laod of chicken to freeze for smioked chicken quesadillas (great 15 minute weeday dinner). I have a couple of rather small salmon tips (tail end pieces, 3/8 inch thick ) and was going to throw them on so I would have them for a quick appetizer dish down the road. I am thinking an hour tops with lid temp around 240. Any thoughts? I've used electric smokers (Brinkman, Char Broil) but new to the WSM.


John

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Posts: 279 | Location: Yuba City, CA | Registered: June 24, 2010Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I'm thinking maybe much less but it will depend on temp. Check earlier for done - much earlier, just in case - and gauge from there.


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I would say an hour at 225 max. You want to pull the salmon at the 140-150 mark and it won't take very long if the pieces are small.
 
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Thanks to both of you. I was thinking along the same lines and it is nice to get some reinforcement.


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