The given picture gives information about the process of making smoked salmon.
Overall, there are a total of eight steps in the process of making smoked fish, beginning with the preparation of the fish, and ending with the packaging of fish before delivery. Notably, the fish are completely preserved by salt and smoking without using chemicals.
The first step of the process starts with the preparation of fish by cutting the fish lengthwise to remove internal parts before the fish are seasoned with salt and water. After 30 minutes, the seasoned fish are steamed on high heat within 5 minutes, then drained away the excessive water on a flat surface – ready for the smoking step afterward.
The smoking step starts when the fish are put on large vats, with burning charcoal placed at the bottom of them within 30 minutes. For this process to be effective, lids are put on the vats as a way to seal the smoke, enhancing the flavor of fish. The smoked fish then are applied with yellow colouring to increase the visual appeal. Finally, the fish are packaged in carton boxes before being distributed to the market.
