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Smoked salmon skull

Smoked salmon skull
Smoked salmon stuck onto an anatomical skull makes for a wonderfully creepy fleshy appetizer.

Any mention of this project must provide a link to www.zieak.com with credit to Ryan McFarland.
 
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Step 1Gather the materials

Gather the materials
This is a really simple piece once you have all the materials together.

You'll need:

A plastic anatomical reproduction of a skull
Tub of cream cheese and a knife
Smoked salmon
Scissors

Optional:
A taxidermy glass eye
Red food coloring

You can get the skulls on Ebay. Last year i purchased three "seconds" for about $30.

A note about the salmon - please buy wild Alaska salmon. The link goes to a friend's business - he gave me the salmon for this project. Alaska salmon fisheries are well regulated and sustainable. Stay clear of farmed fish which uses chemicals and artificial feeds. Farmed fish has been proven to not have the same health benefits of wild salmon.
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20 comments
Jan 24, 2012. 9:27 AMdmitrijj says:
the best)))
Dec 16, 2011. 10:16 AMjkayden says:
This looks like great fun! I would love to try this out with some smoked Alaska salmon. I just know my friends will get some good laughs from it! Thanks for sharing!

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Jan 24, 2012. 9:27 AMdmitrijj says:
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Sep 19, 2010. 2:02 PMoneeyedsage says:
Two years ago I made this using lox. It has a much "fresher" flesh look and is easier and more manageable to work with(:
Mar 19, 2008. 1:38 PMthebluemartyr says:
don't worry buddy, i don't think anyone is going to make reference to your instructable any time soon, nice try though...
Oct 24, 2008. 2:37 PMcowscankill says:
They are connected to a lin on the front page right now :P Under the party category of the rotating pictures.
Mar 20, 2008. 3:09 PMthebluemartyr says:
true true, can't argue with that
Nov 4, 2007. 6:28 PMwoofboy111 says:
that is some very dark colored salmon...
Nov 9, 2007. 11:09 AMwoofboy111 says:
so it's smoked salmon jerky rather than the normal smoked salmon? I've never seen that.
Nov 9, 2007. 4:53 PMwoofboy111 says:
Maybe I'm thinking more of the nova/lox type of smoked salmon, although it has been a very long time since I've had the smoked salmon that you don't need to keep refrigerated...
Feb 13, 2008. 3:39 AMmwwdesign says:
Doesnt look like any smoked salmon I have ever had... it's always been an orangey-pink colour, and very soft. I think you might be eating smoked leather.
Dec 16, 2007. 11:31 AMmaven says:
Google "Meathead" It's a pretty popular Halloween recipe.
Nov 21, 2007. 12:56 PMDerek9Three says:
Salmon is a great idea, i remember seeing something like this last year. Here is the one I made with ham. It was a huge hit but everyone was afraid to actually eat it.
Nov 4, 2007. 3:27 PMwestfw says:
that's cool...

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