Smoking

The smoke is obtained by burning hickory or a similar wood under low breeze/wind 

Preservative action is provided by such bactericidal chemicals in the smoke as formaldehyde and creosote, and by the dehydration that occurs in the smokehouse 

Examles: Fish (Smokepd salmon), ham, and sausage

Food for Thoughts:

1.      Find out how the following methods are used to preserve foods:

o        Use of antibiotics

o        Fermentation

o        Anaerobic treatment

Common food preservation techniques
Heat Treatment|Irradiation|Drying and Dehydration
Refrigeration|Freezing|Canning
Sugaring|Salting|Meat-curing
Pickling in vinegar|Use of food additives|Smoking