Bronzed Salmon | Healthy Eating
Steven Pennington
Fun presentation dish with crispy fish skin
Prep Time 5 minutes mins
Cook Time 5 minutes mins
Total Time 10 minutes mins
Course Special Plating, Starter or Main Course
Cuisine New American
What You'll Need
- 1 filet Salmon. Center cut filets for pinwheels. / Just tell your fish counter rep you need a center cut of salmon.
- ¼ teaspoon Sea Salt
- 1½ tablespoon Butter
- 1 tablespoon Olive Oil
- ½ cup Beef stock
- 1 sliced Tomatoes
Get Recipe Ingredients
Preparing the Salmon
Technique: Removing the Salmon Skin - Works with other fish skin as well
Make a small cut on the bottom/tail of the fish between the fish and the skin. Next, grab the skin with your fingers/towel/paper towel and place the knife inside the cut you made. While holding the skin move the knife back and forth while pulling on the skin. The skin will come off in one piece.Next, season with sea salt on all sides. Lay out the piece of fish lengthwise and curl the fish around itself making a pinwheel. Take the trussing string and tie the fish so it will stay in place and not unravel.
The Sauce
In a medium pan, add around half of a cup+ of beef stock and reduce by half. Then add in about 2 teaspoons of butter and combine. No need to add salt, the beef stock has salt.
Slice the tomato how you like. Add the sauce to the middle of a plate, then add the tomatoes to the middle of the plate and lastly place the bronzed salmon to the top of the tomatoes. Garnish with minced cilantro or parsley. If making more than one serving, just add more stock before reducing. Around one full cup.
Chef's Note: For a visual guide on skinning the salmon and forming the pinwheel, refer to the linked video. This technique can also be applied to other types of fish, making it a versatile skill in your culinary repertoire.
Serving Suggestion: Pair this exquisite salmon dish with a light, crisp white wine or a refreshing non-alcoholic beverage for a complete dining experience.
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