BC wild salmon recipes
Here's something from my life as barbecue guy. I was recently honored with an invitation to contribute to the British Columbia Wild Salmon Marketing Council's latest promotional booklet: Download bc_wild_salmon_recipes.pdf. It has a planked salmon recipe from me, as well as some great salmon recipes from actual BC chefs.



Ron,
Thanks for the recipes. Where does one usually find a cedar plank for cooking?
Posted by: mark d. | October 10, 2007 at 06:19 AM
Hi, Mark. You can find cedar cooking planks in the seafood section of most big supermarkets, at barbecue specialty stores, and online at Westcoast Lifestyles: http://www.westcoastlifestyles.com/.
Posted by: Ron Shewchuk | October 10, 2007 at 07:58 AM
Maybe you can help me out with something…? I want to order all of my food online from now on because of various reasons, but I don’t know where to go for quality food. I have tried 2 companies so far, Fresh Dining, and and Celebrity Foods, but I wanna get others I can try out. Do you know of any? The main thing I’ve ordered so far is steak. I guess you can say, I’m a steak junkie. LOL!!! From what I have found out (from what I have ordered so far) I think I am able to regulate the quality of beef I buy. I hate going to a store and getting that crappy slab of beef that I have to cut down until there is like nothing left. Hahaha!!!! (its so true though) Anyhow, sorry that I made this comment so long. If you can help me out or point me in a direction where I might find more quality foods online, I would greatly appreciate it. Have a good day or night! (depending on when you read this) LOL!!!!
Posted by: leo | December 13, 2007 at 10:27 AM
Gosh, Leo, I'm at a bit of a loss as far as online food shopping goes. But lots of modern cookbooks have appendices that list online sources of great gourmet vittles. You might try http://www.lepicerie.com/catalog/index.html?gclid=CPTEq-nhqJACFQP_iAod50T5pg -- it looks promising. Or also look at http://www.apgfinefoods.com/view/pub.php?page=accueil&env=home. Hope this helps!
Posted by: Ron Shewchuk | December 14, 2007 at 03:21 PM