When it's 99 degrees with 90% humidity, there is only one logical thing to do: Cook fish over an open flame! Loimulohi, pronounced low-e-mow-low-he, is a Finnish technique that translates to “blazed fish.” We are taking an ancient page from the Finns’ expansive understanding of fish cooking and making a tasty meal in our own backyard. We used a plank of wood, a few nails, a hammer, fire, and a perfect piece of fish. Now just throw all of that straight into the fire. No, not really, but you will quickly learn that controlling the fire and heat is the most challenging but also the most fun part of Loimulohi, second only to biting into perfectly smoked and slow-cooked wild salmon!
Wild at Home - Loimulohi (Blazed Salmon)
Season 1 Episode 11
Richie Mann
Richie Mann was Sitka Seafood Market’s Director of Digital Video Production for three years, after serving as our Regional Director of Sales & Marketing for the Twin Cities area two years prior. He now works as a freelance video producer and editor at his company, Plants and Animals Studio. At Sitka Seafood Market, Richie produced over 120 creatively branded videos, focused on engaging our members and educating them on how to make the most of our seafood—and have a ton of fun along the way!