Got crazy at grocery yesterday and bought smoked salt. I find the smell super overwhelming... No idea what to do with it! @Food52Hotline
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JulieApril 9, 2014
I like to add smoked salt and lemon juice to steamed kale, and I'm sure it would be tasty with other vegetables too. It's a very easy and very flavorful.
HalfPintApril 9, 2014
Late to the game, but...
I like to sprinkle a few grains onto fresh tomato slices and enjoy. or sprinkle a little over roasted vegetables.
I like to sprinkle a few grains onto fresh tomato slices and enjoy. or sprinkle a little over roasted vegetables.
QueenSashyApril 7, 2014
you can always use half smoked and half "traditional" salt to dampen it a bit...
arcane54April 6, 2014
I sprinkled it on caramel for holiday gifts candies. Try it on vanilla ice cream that's been drizzled with dulce de leche.
Emilie P.April 5, 2014
Use it to season sautéed edamame in their shells.
ChefGamApril 5, 2014
I've used smoked salt in a in a brine for turkey. It added a great layer of flavor. I'm sure it would be equally good in brines for other meats, too.
Dave O.April 5, 2014
If you like bloody Mary's, mix it w sea salt, or celery salt, or create your own seasoning mixture to give a nice smoky flavor. I recently made siracha salt for grilled okra from this site http://food52.com/blog.... It was great on the okra, but a pinch of smoked salt mixed in would be great.
The L.April 5, 2014
Actually, I will suggest the opposite. Use it when you can't grill & still want that smoky quality real flames impart. You are right in that is extremely pungent. Roast anything in the oven and still get that grilled flavor. The possibilities are endless.
PegeenApril 5, 2014
You can use it for grilling (or roasting) meat, pork or poultry, or in a grilling spice rub.
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