If the doctor says no more red meat smoked sting ray is a great substitute because it tastes more like meat than fish.
If you don't salt water fish, check your local fish market for sting ray wings.
Ingredients:
- Hi Mountain Seasoning Gourmet Fish Brine
- Hi Mountain Seasonings Rib Rub
- Your favorite barbecue sauce
- Cole slaw
- Sting ray wing
- Your favorite roll or bread
Directions:
- Remove the wings and skin from the sting ray.
- Prepare enough Hi Mountain Seasonings Gourmet Fish Brine to completely cover the sting ray and brine overnight in the refrigerator.
- Rinse the sting ray thoroughly and soak in a container of water for 20 minutes.
- Set your pellet grill or smoker to 225 degrees.
- Season with Hi Mountain Seasonings Rib Rub, coating all sides of the sting ray.
- Place the sting ray in the smoker/pellet grill until the internal temperature reaches 135 degrees.
- Baste all sides of the sting ray with barbecue sauce.
- Increase the temperature of the smoker/pellet grill to 325 degrees and continue cooking until the internal temperature reaches 145 degrees.
- Carefully remove the sting ray from the smoker and rest a few minutes.
- Pull the meat apart and add a little more BBQ sauce to the shredded meat.
- Pile the ray meat onto a roll top with Cole slaw and enjoy!