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How Long to Cook Pan-Seared Halibut Fillet (1-inch, Skin-Off / Smoked) in the smoker
Specification: 4 wild halibut fillets (1-inch thick, 6 oz each) brushed with herb butter
Target Temp
225°F (107°C)
Indirect Smoke
Total Time
45–60 mins
Total Cook Window
Flip Mark
No Flip
Continuous Cook
Internal Safe Temp
135°F (57°C)
USDA Safe Pull
COOK MODE
Live timer · flip prompt · target temp · rest stage
3-Step Execution Protocol
1
Preheat & Prep
Preheat smoker to 225°F (107°C) with your choice of wood. Prepare pan-seared halibut fillet (1-inch, skin-off / smoked) (4 wild halibut fillets (1-inch thick, 6 oz each) brushed with herb butter).
2
Cook
Cook for 45–60 mins. Do not flip; allow surface to develop undisturbed.
3
Check & Rest
Flesh turns opaque white and flakes gently along natural muscle seams under light fork pressure Confirm internal temperature reaches 135°F (57°C). Rest for 5 minutes before serving.
Verification Basis & Testing Rig
NOAA FishWatch Pacific Halibut & Traeger Seafood Timetables
Pro Tip: Halibut is lean and delicate; place fillets on cedar planks or butcher paper on the smoker grate to prevent sticking and maintain moisture. Below the USDA 145°F seafood recommendation; 135°F is the standard culinary target for halibut, which dries out above it.
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