| | Allrecipes | Cook's Encyclopedia | smoked salmon |
 | | Hot-smoking is a process by which the fish is smoked from 6 to 12 hours at temperatures ranging from 120° to 180°F. The time and temperature depend on the size of the fish, how close it is to the source of smoke and the degree of flavor desired. |
 | | Nova or Nova Scotia salmon is an idiom used in the eastern United States that broadly describes cold-smoked salmon. |
 | | Scotch-smoked, Danish-smoked and Irish-smoked salmon are all geographical references to cold-smoked Atlantic salmon (whereas the Pacific species-usually coho or chinook-treated in this manner is generally simply labeled smoked salmon). |
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