Smoked Fish Tostadas Recipe

For this Smoked Fish Tostada recipe, you may use Haddock, Cod, Tilapia, or Catfish fillets. Smoke using wood of choice. Alder, Cherry and Pacific Blend, all work well.

Ingredients

1 Pound white fish fillets (Haddock, Cod, Tilapia, or Catfish)

3 Tbsp chili powder

2-3 Medium tomatoes - diced

½ Sweet onion - finely diced

1 Jalapeno pepper - minced (optional)

Juice of 1 lime

1 Cup feta cheese - crumbled

8 Tostada shells

Bradley Flavor Bisquettes – Alder, Apple or Pacific Blend

Preparation

Rub the chili powder all over the fish.

Set the smoker to 275°F using wood bisquettes of choice (Alder, Apple, or Pacific Blend work great).

Place the fish fillets on a smoker rack and put the rack in the Bradley Smoker.

Smoke the fish until they reach an internal temperature of 145°F (about 2 hours).

Cool the fish.

In a medium sized bowl, make the Pico de Gallo by mixing together the diced tomatoes, onion, jalapeno pepper, and lime juice.

Assemble the tostadas by crumbling some of the fish and spread on a tostada shell. Spoon some of the Pico de Gallo on top of the crumbled fish. Sprinkle some feta cheese on top. Do this with the remaining tostada shells.

Recipe by: Steve Cylka

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Alder Wood Bisquettes

Alder is commonly used for smoked salmon because of its milder flavor. However, thanks to its light, sweet, and musky flavor, it's a smooth smoke flavor perfect for almost any dish.

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