Smoking fish - hot tip
When using a hot fish smoker, instead of a handfull of manuka sawdust put a desert spoonful on the bottom then cover with tinfoil, this uses a lot less sawdust.
It also gives a beautiful flavour and colour to the fish and prevents the juice from the cooking process burning and giving a bitter taste to the fish, enjoy.... peter p
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