Did some salmon this week. Stayed up past my bedtime for this one. Not sure how you guys do it. I did 4 lbs of Sockeye and 2 1/2 pounds of some that someone gave me that I had in the freezer that came out of Lake Michigan. Not sure if it was King, Coho, or Steelhead. Definitely could taste a difference between the 2, the Sockeye was quite a bit stronger(fishy) tasting. Had several people try it with the same general concensus, It was good, but they could taste a difference. Had a little trouble giving it away. Wasn't planning on that, so I froze the rest for a mid-winter ice fishing snack. I cut the recipe in half and had plenty of marinade left over or not enough salmon, only filled 3 racks. It sure did taste awesome.
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Nice lookin fish. You done good KB.
Very nice looking Salmon!! Perfect
That fish looks awesome! Great job ;D
Nice looking end product, KB!
In my own experience, the three most common reasons for "fishy" taste in salmon, (excluding an individual's own taste quirks...some folks just don't like fish.) are:
1. Not bleeding the salmon thoroughly when first caught,
2. Letting the fish sit in "skin slime" before cutting up, and
3. Fish that is too long frozen.
Very nice...Great Job!