I'm looking for any recipes on how to make hickory smoke salt. Stores don't carry it anymore.
Thanks,
Melanie from Canada
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I made mine by mixing some Colgin's Liquid Smoke to some salt. Dried it in a metal cake pan in 200°oven for a short time.
I have also done this to make colored sugars.
Make sure it is dry before putting it in your jar.
just a query Syd, how much liquid smoke to how much salt?
Try the Amish web sites I get mine from there.
I too have been trying to find the small spice jars of hickory smoke salt in the grocery; I just can't find it anywhere anymore! Any ideas where it is still available or why it has been discontinued? Think my last shaker jar was a Kroger brand.
I found some at Super K-Mart just this past week. It is Durkee brand Hickory Smoke Salt. They are small bottles that were 3 for $5.
Thank you Shazam! I will try our local K-Mart (don't have any Super K Marts with a large grocery section though)!
- vieja
Hi I found this at the Spice House just after reading this thread. www.thespicehouse.com/
shazam: Super K-Mart here doesn't carry the smoke salt I found out today. Thanks for the tip though! Making my own sounds like a job but guess if I really want some that will be the way I have to get it! Can't believe it was so available for years here til recently!
I found it at A1 Spice World 16 oz. for 6.19 or 34oz for 10.89
www.a1spiceworld.com/
I found it at A1 Spice World 16 oz. for 6.19 or 34oz for 10.89
www.a1spiceworld.com/
I bought some through Spicebarn.com when I discovered it was no longer available in the stores and their product tasted great but clumps up TERRIBLY! Going to try A1l Spices next time. Think it's cheaper too.
I was on this post earlier this week because I was having trouble finding it and just wanted to report that I found some at Roundy's/Rainbow here in Minneapolis, MN. It is McCormick's Smoked Flavor Sea Salt in one of the grinders.
I found it finally at our local Smith's grocery & it is the same Spice Islands mesquite flavored salt as I had remembered. Some of the other was a damp-like rub ... not a salt.
I make my own Hickory smoked salt. It is so easy to do.
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