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Cooked salmon should not be left at room temperature for more than 2 hours. If it has been left out longer than that, it should be thrown out because bacteria can grow quickly at room temperature. If the salmon is smoked, it should not be left out at room temperature for more than 3 hours.
Yes you can. There are different types of worms that one can get from eating salmon. The way to prevent this is to freeze the salmon to -20 degrees Celsius for at least 24 hours before cold smoking the salmon. If the salmon is hot smoked to an internal temperature of at least 60 degrees Celsius then it will also be okay.
A good two weeks if it is good smoked salmon and properly refridgerated
You want to smoke your salmon around 220 degrees F. for about 2 hours per pound. Watch the internal temperature and you'll be safe to eat this salmon when it reaches a temperature of 165 degrees F.
It should be refrigerated after about 2 hours and should not remain at room temperature for "many hours".
About 5 hours for a 10-lb ham.
It would take about 10 hours to drive from Edmonton to Salmon Arm
In general, smoked meat steaks, or any food for that matter, should not stay out of the fridge for more than 4 hours. This is because foods that sit at room temperature are in the Temperature Danger Zone (TDZ for short), which ranges from 41oF to 135oF. Since the average room temperature is between 60oF and 72oF, room temperature foods have a much higher chance of collecting germs that will grow in the food (like a smoked meat steak) than if it is left in the fridge, which has an average temperature of 25oF to 34oF, which is outside the TDZ.
If and only if the interior temperature of the car does not get above 40°F, you could keep the smoked turkey in the car for the same amount of time you keep it in the fridge. The problem is that the radiant heat of the sun coming through the windows can warm the car significantly.
hey! i just found this recipe online so i hop this helps! Smoked Salmon Yield: 3 Servings 4 c Water 1/2 c Kosher salt 1/2 c Sugar 1/4 c Maple syrup 2 tb Soy sauce 1 tb Garlic 1/4 ts Freshly ground white pepper 1/4 ts Tabasco sauce 3 lb Salmon fillet 2 c Wood chips COMBINE WARM WATER, KOSHER SALT, SUGAR, SOY SAUCE, GARLIC, PEPPER, AND TABASCO SAUCE IN A LARGE CERAMIC BOWL-MIX WELL ADD SALMON FILLETS AND TURN TO COAT WELL WEIGHT DOWN WITH A PLATE TO KEEP COMPLETELY SUBMERGED COVER AND CHILL FOR 8-12 HOURS REMOVE FILLETS FROM MARINADE AND PAT DRY, DISCARDING MARINADE PLACE FILLETS ONTO CAKE OR ROASTING RACKS AND ALLOW TO AIR-DRY FOR 1-2 HOURS, UNTIL TACKY TO THE TOUCH MEANWHILE, SOAK WOOD CHIPS IN WATER FOR 1-2 HOURS PREPARE BBQ COALS DRAIN CHIPS WELL AND PLACE ONTO COALS ARRANGE FILLETS ONTO A SHEET OF FOIL, IN A SINGLE LAYER PLACE ONTO GRILL, AWAY FROM COALS COVER, AND SMOKE FOR 60-90 MINUTES TO AN INTERNAL TEMPERATURE OF 140 DEGREES (CHECK WITH A MEAT THERMOMETER) OR PLACE INTO A SMOKER AND SLOWLY SMOKE FOR 4-5 HOURS at 95-100 DEGREES REMOVE FROM GRILL OR SMOKER WRAP IN FOIL AND CHILL FOR UP TO 4 DAYS SERVE AT ROOM TEMPERATURE
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If you smoked a joint once, it will take a few hours and after that you will be fine.