There are a lot of great things about living in the Northwest and salmon is one of them. Almost a cliche to point that out, but had to share. Tonight Marel and I cooked cedar plank salmon and it was great. If you are looking to get great fresh seafood and great service outside of downtown Seattle, try Tim’s Seafood here in Kirkland. I can’t say enough about this place and Tim is quite possibly the happiest guy I know. They set us up with fresh wild copper river sockeye tonight. Thanks Mom & Dad for the cedar planks. As you can see, we are putting them to good use.
Update: This posts gets quite a few hits (who knew?) so thought I would share what is on this piece of fish. It is a rub of brown sugar, fresh thyme, and a bit of cayenne pepper mixed with some olive oil. Also did one with a maple sugar/bourbon glaze that was pretty tasty. Keep water handy to put the flames out as the saying where there is smoke there is fire holds true with this cooking method.

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Try it with a mix of brown sugar, thyme, a little olive oil, and a shot of cayenne pepper. Rub that in and throw it on a plank. It is outstanding.
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hhhmm looks delicious.
btw, which is better? with skin or without the skin? skin on top or skin down? what do you think?
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