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Bay leaf, demerara, Pacific salt. The reference recipe: alder forward, cherry on the back. Tastes of cold sea air and a slow afternoon.
BC is earned, not assigned. Twice in smoke.
Hand-cured wild Pacific salmon, drawn slowly through alder and cherry. The BC prefix is not decoration. It is the origin, the standard, and the reason the fish tastes the way it does.
Three deliberate acts, and a great deal of patience.
Most smoked salmon is hurried. Ours is not. The fish is cured by hand, then drawn through two woods, one cold, one warm, until the flavour is layered the way a good record is.
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Cured
A dry rub of Pacific sea salt, demerara, and bay. Seventy-two hours, undisturbed. The flesh tightens; the colour deepens to garnet.
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Cold-smoked, alder
Alder gives a quiet, almost floral smoke. Twenty hours below 28°C, long enough for the wood to enter the fish without ever cooking it.
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Hot-smoked, cherry
Cherry is sweeter, redder, more present. A short, hot finish that lacquers the surface and sets the second flavour against the first.
From a coast that has been doing this for a very long time.
The salmon is hand-line caught in the cold, mineral water between Haida Gwaii and the mainland. The same channels first-nations smokehouses have worked for generations. We buy small. We buy from skippers we know. The fish is on ice within minutes and in our cure room within a day.
BC means something in the specialty food market. It is shorthand for wild, cold, and coastal: a quality signal that retailers in Tokyo, London, and New York already understand. This domain puts that credential in the address where every wholesale buyer, stockist, and customer sees it first.
Three fish, three cures, three quiet pleasures.
Cracked Black Pepper
Tellicherry pepper, cracked rough by hand and pressed into the loin before the second smoke. Heat blooms late, never sharp.
Maple & Juniper
Quebec dark maple and crushed juniper berry, brushed on between the smokes. Reads like winter: resinous, sweet, cold.
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