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Cedar Bay Salmon, Atlantic, Cedar Planked, Hickory Maple
Cedar Bay Salmon, Atlantic, Cedar Planked, Hickory Maple
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Product details Oven & grill ready. Pre-soaked cedar plank. Just thaw & cook. Already on the plank! Winner best new retail product: International Boston Seafood Show. Cedar Bay Salmon is delicately seasoned and then hand placed onto a pre-soaked cedar plank - ready for you to thaw and cook. www.cfeboston.com. Farm raised. Made in Canada (Made in Canada from domestic and imported ingredients).

Warning

Allergen Alert: contains fish. May contain traces of milk, egg, wheat, soybeans, mustard and sulphites. We try to remove all bones, but traces may remain. Consuming raw or undercooked seafood may increase your chance of foodborne illness. Do not reuse cedar plank, as it is intended for 1 use only.
Additional info
Uncooked. Keep frozen. Preparation Instructions: Defrost before cooking. To Defrost: Do not open the vacuum-pack - Defrost overnight in refrigerator (38 degrees F) or submerge entire vacuum pack in cold water until thawed (approx 40 minutes or until product is completely defrosted). Cook promptly after thawing. Remove from packaging by cutting with scissors around the protective plastic wrap. Barbeque: Preheat BBQ to med-high heat (approx 425 degrees F/220 degrees C). Place the salmon and plank directly over the BBQ grill and close cover for approximately 14-18 minutes or until internal core temperature reaches 145 degrees F. When cooking on the BBQ have a spray bottle handy in case of flare ups. Conventional Oven: Preheat oven to 425 degrees F/220 degrees C. Place the salmon and plank directly on middle rack. Bake for 14-18 minutes or until internal core temperature reaches 145 degrees F. Ovens & grills vary; cooking times may need to be adjusted. Do not overcook. Salmon is cooked when flesh becomes flakey. Salmon is perfectly cooked when it is still slightly pink in the center of the fillet. Remove immediately from cooking source. Product will continue to cook after you remove from the grill. Salmon will easily come off the plank when serving.