Rubs/seasoning

If it's a simple flavour lift you're after, smoked salt is pretty special. It just lends a certain je ne sais quoi
 
I use smoked sea salt, also from the Welsh Homestead Smokery.
D'you not do your own Tim? I do a smoked sea salt with hickory, cherry, and oak. Brilliant over a pork chop or venison steaks. I even sprinkle a few grains over vanilla ice cream (phenomenal, incidentally) Wonderful stuff
 
I hear that!
I make all my own burger and biltong mixes, grind my own spices and seasonings etc, and that's quite enough to be going on with.
Also, it's important that the ingredients are consistent between batches, and I'm not sure that home smoking the salt would give consistent results.
 
I make all my own burger and biltong mixes, grind my own spices and seasonings etc, and that's quite enough to be going on with.
Also, it's important that the ingredients are consistent between batches, and I'm not sure that home smoking the salt would give consistent results.
I think that's just the nature of the beast with smoking, to be honest. As long as the ingredients, smoked source, and timings remain the same I don't think you'd see much inconsistency. I certainly don't notice much of a difference myself.
 
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