Whats the difference between hot and cold-smoked salmon?
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Cold-smoked salmon is dry-cured in salt to draw out a lot of moisture. Hot-smoked salmon is cured in salty water or wet brine before being smoked. After the salmon has been cured, usually overnight, it is smoked. ....
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