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Written by TV Ontario   
Tuesday, 01 October 1996
Article Index
Cleaning Fish
Freezing Fish
Filleting Fish
Filleting Carp, Bullheads and Suckers
Filleting Pike
Filleting Salmon
Recipes - Crappie Almandine
Recipes - Pan Fish Chowder
Recipes - Sunfish Fry
Recipes - Smoked Fish
Recipes - Fried Pike
Recipes - Deep Fried Carp
Recipes - Smoked Carp
Recipes - Baked Carp
Recipes - Baked Catfish
Recipes - Fried Catfish
Recipes - Pan-Fried Sucker
Recipes - Pickled Sucker

Smoked Carp

Smoked carp is a delicacy you can serve with pride, confident your guests will ask to have the recipe. And it's simple.

  • fillets, scored
  • salt

Fillet and score your carp.

Roll the fillets in salt and let stand overnight in the refrigerator.

Rinse in fresh water, pat dry.

Place in smoker heated to 180° F. (80° C) for four to eight hours, depending on size of fillets, using dry oak, maple, apple, or cherry wood. You'll know when the fish is ready; the delicious meat will fall in tender flakes at the slightest touch of a fork.



 
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