The dish I would like to share now is Salmon Four Ways. It’s a selected one, for real gourmands. Your stomach will be never over-loaded, but you can enjoy it feeling the combination of tastes with your receptors that will be a bit shocked. Pleasantly, of course.
Enjoy!
Best Salmon Recipe Six Ways:
- 200 g salmon fillet
- 50 g Sea salt
- 1 tbs Black peppercorns
- 3 tbs Fennel seeds
- 1 pcs Avocados
- 1 tbs Sour cream
- Lemon juice
- Salt
- Tabasco
- 1 kg Salmon fillet, skin-on
- 4 tbs Sugar
- 450 g Sea salt, big rocks
- 15 pcs White peppercorns, cracked
- 2 pcs Beetroot, grated
- 2 bunch Dill
- 1 pcs Lemon, zest, grated finely
- 200 g Norwegian salmon fillet, cut to 2cm x 2cm cubes OR just utilize any kind of off-cuts)
- Pickling liquid
- 600 ml water
- 350 g sugar
- 1 tbs salt
- 8 pcs bay leaf
- 6 pcs whole all spice peppercorn
- 4 pcs whole cloves
- 6 pcs whole white peppercorn
- 1 tsp whole mustard seeds
- 1 pcs yellow onion
- 1 pcs carrot
- 400 ml distilled vinegar 5%
- 1 bunch dill
- 500 g hot-smoked salmon (or 200g cold-smoked + 300g fresh salmon)
- 50 g butter
- 1 pcs yellow onion
- 1 pcs Potatoes
- 200 ml Fish stock / water (enough to cover)
- 100 ml Cream
- 50 ml Sour cream
- 1 tbs Tomato puree
- Cayenne
- Salt
- White pepper
- Dill
- Chives
- Cut salmon into 2cm x 2cm thick, 15cm long ‘sticks’
- Cure with coarse sea salt 4h,
- Rinse under cold water and dry with paper towel
- Toast black peppercorns and fennel seeds on a pan and crush in mortel
- Roll salmon in the seasoning and sear quickly on smoking hot cast iron pan
- Cool and wrap tightly in cling film
- Cut with a very sharp knife. It is easier to cut with cling film still on –pay extra attention to remove all plastic before serving!
- Peel avocados and push through strainer
- Mix in all ingredients and season to taste
- Mix together beetroot, salt, dill, peppercorns and lemon
- Use two fillets or cut salmon fillet in half.
- Rub the mix on both flesh sides and place facing each other
- Wrap in cling film and place on a tray in to the fridge
- Let marinate for 12h, turn the package and marinate 12h more
- Remove the marination mix by opening the package and scraping it off with a knife and cut to thin slices as desired or repack for future use.
- Keeps easily good in cold fridge for 4 days (if milder saltiness is desired, or you are using the thinner end of the fillet; marinate only 5+5 hours; open the package, scrape off all salt and marinations with a knife and repack in cling film to be used when needed.
- In a pot, mix water, sugar, salt and let dissolve.
- Add all spices and vegetable and bring to simmer.
- Take out from the heat and let rest and season and cool.
- Add vinegars and dill and chill in the fridge
- Add salmon and let marinate for minimum of 3 days
- Sauté potatoes and onions in butter
- Add tomato puree, spices and sauté for 1 min
- Add stock, cream and dill
- Add salmon
- Simmer slowly about an hour
- Use kitchen blender to puree
- Mix in sour cream and add cut dill and chives
I’m bewitched with Hong Kong diversity. Diversity is in everything. One has always a choice: to get lost in narrow small streets or to have a rest in the mountains, enjoying a splendid view of the aspiring city, to meditate in one of the numerous mysterious temples or to wander in a fishing village, which remained almost unchanged since ancient times.
The same is with food. Do you want local and cheap food? Or to have a breakfast as most of the locals do? It’s not a problem. Everything is very tasty and of high quality. Or if you want, you can choose any country on the world map and be sure to find its cuisine in Honk Kong. For example, here’s one of the most popular restaurant with Nordic cuisine.
It’s simply delightful to have something northern in a southern country. Enjoy. It’s very tasty!
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