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Title: Mesquite-Smoked Salmon Fajitas
Categories: Fish Smoke Fruit Salsa Salmon
Yield: 6 Servings

1tsCoarse (kosher) salt
1/2tsCoarse pepper
1/2tsSugar
1/4tsGround cumin
4 Salmon fillets; skinned 4 to 5 ounces each
SALSA
1 Lime
1 Mango
1cDiced cantaloupe
2 Scallions; finely chopped
1tbChopped cilantro
1/8tsPepper
 pnSalt
1tsRice-wine vinegar
OTHER INGREDIENTS
2tbVegetable oil
1 Spanish onion; halved sliced (about 3 cups)
1lgPoblano chile; seeded, julienned
8 Flour tortillas; warmed
NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION/SERV
555 Calories
30gProtein
70gCarbohydrate
20gFat
62mgCholesterol
917mgSodium

In glass bowl, mix seasonings. Add salmon; coat. Cover; refrigerate one to three hours.

Meanwhile, make salsa: Into bowl, grate lime zest. Cut away white pith; over bowl, section lime. Halve sections. Pit, peel and chop mango; add to lime with remaining ingredients; toss. Cover.

In skillet, heat oil over medium-high heat. Add onion and chile; over medium heat, suate' 20 minutes, until soft.

Grease wire cake rack. Turn on stove vent. Line both bottom and domed lid of cast-iron skillet with heavy-duty foil; leave 2 inch overhangs. Cut 3 inch hole in center of foil in skillet bottom. Heat skillet, covered, 5 minutes over high heat. Place mesquite chunks on bare spot in skillet. Place rack on skillet. Heat 3 minutes, covered, until skillet fills with smoke.

Place salmon or rack; cover with lid. With pot holders, crimp overhanging foil to form a tight seal. Over medium-high heat, smoke salmon 12 minutes or just until cooked. Carefully unswrp. Place on platter; break into chunks. Serve in tortillas with onion mixture and salsa.

From: McCall's July 1993 Happy Charring From: LAWRENCE KELLIE Conf: COOKING

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