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Step 1
Place salmon, skin side up in a plastic container large enough to accommodate the salmon. (Cut the salmon in half if necessary)
Step 2
To make the brine, whisk sugar, salt and water together in a bowl and pour over the salmon. Cover container with lid or plastic wrap and place in fridge overnight or a minimum of 3 hours.
Step 3
Place a sheet of aluminium foil in the bottom of a stainless steel smoker (available at most camping or hardware stores) and sprinkle 1½ cups manuka woodchips evenly over the foil.
Step 4
Remove salmon from brine and place skin side down on a smoking rack in the smoker.
Step 5
Cover smoker with lid and place over a medium-high gas flame on your barbecue, or place smoker on the ground outside and light a small dish of methylated spirits underneath.
Step 6
Place a weight on top of the lid to prevent too much smoke escaping if required.
Step 7
Smoke for 12-15 minutes until salmon is just cooked and able to be flaked.
Step 8
Remove salmon from the smoker. Remove pin-bones with tweezers. Turn salmon over and remove skin and the blood-line.
Step 9
Best eaten on the day, otherwise refrigerate in an airtight container for up to 4 days.
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