This recipe offers a simple and delicious way of
incorporating fish into your diet.
Salmon is rich in protein, vitamin D and omega-3 oils that are so good
for us. This preparation method takes only 5 minutes and the fish is ready to
eat in 24 hours. Salted salmon is great for parties as it makes colorful,
mouth-watering hors d’oeuvres. You can use this recipe not only for special
occasions. I add it to a salad instead of chicken or meat for a tasty and
healthy lunch or I mix it with cream cheese in a blender to create a rich
breakfast spread. Although salmon is
expensive, I still believe a good quality fillet is worth buying because of
endless possibilities of dishes you can make with this tasty fish.
Ingredients:
1 lb good quality and scaled salmon fillet with skin
1.5 tbsp sugar
1.5 tbsp kosher salt
Wash the fillet in cold water and pat dry with a paper
towel. Mix salt and sugar in a glass pan big enough to fit the fillet. If you
want your salmon to be on the saltier side, add 0.5 tbsp less sugar than the
recipe calls for.
Put the fillet in the pan skin side up first so the top is
covered in mixture and then turn it skin side down and cover the pan with
plastic. Flip the fillet over in 12-14 hours. 12 hours later (24 hours total)
the fish is ready to be served. Skin the fillet. Cut it in thin slices or cubes
depending on appetizers you are planning to make. Your salmon will stay fresh for up to 1 week if refrigerated.
Tips:
- To make the fillet smell “less fishy”, you can put a small bunch of dill on top of it while it’s in the process of salting. Discard the dill afterwards.
- To make it smell a little citrus-y, you can pour ½ cup of orange juice into the pan.
Easy to make and incredibly delicious canapés!
Ingredients:
black bread - pumpernickel, whole wheat or your favorite
kind
spread - unsalted butter, cream cheese, horseradish
freshly salted salmon
dill
Cut the bread in cocktail-sized slices. Put a thin layer of
the spread over the bread slices. Place a slice of salmon on top. Garnish with
dill.
Enjoy!
Looks yummy and thank you for the recipe!
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Alela, it is yummy:) One of my favorite ways to eat fish!
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