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Hey, salmon lovers!

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  • MikM Away
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    Mik
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    Freshest take on salmon I have seen in a long time. Thanks!

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    • George KG Offline
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      George K
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      Mrs. George won't eat it - we've ever been fish people. However, I've had good salmon a few times, and I've enjoyed it. But, because of her reluctance, I won't be making it any time soon.

      "Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08

      The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.

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      • HoraceH Offline
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        I wrap in foil with some oil or butter and herbs, then bake till done. It steams in its own moisture and if not overcooked iis as good as it gets. Maybe I’ll try a wet brine.

        Education is extremely important.

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        • MikM Away
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          Never heard of brining it before or poaching in oil.

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          • bachophileB Offline
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            You forget the freshest take

            Raw sashimi.

            We also do a lot of gravlax feasts chez moi.

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              We just pop it in the oven, but my wife makes an awesome glaze that really makes it a fantastic dish, we usually have it with coconut rice.

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              • bachophileB bachophile

                You forget the freshest take

                Raw sashimi.

                We also do a lot of gravlax feasts chez moi.

                MikM Away
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                Mik
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                @bachophile said in Hey, salmon lovers!:

                You forget the freshest take

                Raw sashimi.

                We also do a lot of gravlax feasts chez moi.

                Just bought a piece of madly expensive tuna the other day to eat as sashimi. Loved it. Unfortunately I had no wasabi.

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                • RichR Offline
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                  We've been eating a decent amount of salmon these days, but typically get it as takeout... The cost difference preparing in home vs what one of a couple decent restaurants offer doesn't seem to be as large as some other foods.

                  Plus mine comes out a little 'meh'. Not bad, but for what it costs, not particularly great. Perhaps I'll give some of these ideas a shot.

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                  • markM Offline
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                    Going to try the brining method. We brined the Christmas ham starting last night. It's in the oven now...

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                    • markM Offline
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                      #11

                      BEST SALMON EVAH!

                      Wow. Seriously. We took a Wild Fork skin-on salmon slab and cut it into portions. Brined in salt water for 15-20 minutes. Rinsed, and patted dry.

                      Place in cold non-stick frying pan.
                      Turn heat to medium-high
                      6 minutes on each side.

                      Two of the thinner portions only took 4 minutes on the second side. Good thing I started checking the temp at 4 minutes. They hit 135-140 and out they came. The others were still below 120. 2 more minutes and they were done.

                      Perfect. I don't even remember salmon ever tasting this good.

                      I lightly seasoned 3 with lemon pepper seasoning and 3 had no seasoning at all.

                      No oil in the pan yet they did not stick and the salmon's natural oil was very present and unbelievably tasty. Even the unseasoned portions were melt in your mouth delicious.

                      Never cooking salmon any other way, ever again.

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                      • MikM Away
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                        • AxtremusA Away
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                          Axtremus
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                          Why mess with perfection?
                          Sashimi raw is the way to go.

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                          • HoraceH Offline
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                            Sashimi is fine but cooked salmon is way more flavorful and succulent than raw.

                            Education is extremely important.

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                            • MikM Away
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                              I love it both ways. Great sashimi is wonderful. Found another pretty good sushi place this week that delivers. Yum. They make a really great fried rice for MFR too, who does not care for sushi.

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                                Why do people have no qualms about eating raw fish but balk at eating raw red meat.

                                I’m telling u, tartare is the best.

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                                • bachophileB bachophile

                                  Why do people have no qualms about eating raw fish but balk at eating raw red meat.

                                  I’m telling u, tartare is the best.

                                  George KG Offline
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                                  @bachophile said in Hey, salmon lovers!:

                                  Why do people have no qualms about eating raw fish but balk at eating raw red meat.

                                  I’m telling u, tartare is the best.

                                  I eat neither.

                                  "Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08

                                  The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.

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                                  • bachophileB bachophile

                                    Why do people have no qualms about eating raw fish but balk at eating raw red meat.

                                    I’m telling u, tartare is the best.

                                    MikM Away
                                    MikM Away
                                    Mik
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                                    @bachophile said in Hey, salmon lovers!:

                                    Why do people have no qualms about eating raw fish but balk at eating raw red meat.

                                    I’m telling u, tartare is the best.

                                    Love that too, when I can get it at a place I trust.

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                                      The flavor of raw meat can be described as delicate, if one wanted to be charitable. You have to cook it if you want to start using better adjectives.

                                      Education is extremely important.

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                                        There was a story posted here recently about some small town in Wisconsin that had a ridiculous holiday custom of eating a raw ground beef dish which they called some weird sounding name. It was a giggly story about stupid people doing stupid things. But the recipe was steak tartar, which I assume the journalist did not know.

                                        Education is extremely important.

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                                          There was a story posted here recently about some small town in Wisconsin that had a ridiculous holiday custom of eating a raw ground beef dish which they called some weird sounding name. It was a giggly story about stupid people doing stupid things. But the recipe was steak tartar, which I assume the journalist did not know.

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                                          @horace said in Hey, salmon lovers!:

                                          There was a story posted here recently about some small town in Wisconsin that had a ridiculous holiday custom of eating a raw ground beef dish which they called some weird sounding name. It was a giggly story about stupid people doing stupid things. But the recipe was steak tartar, which I assume the journalist did not know.

                                          Or Cannibal Sandwiches? Don't ask me how I know that. Well, OK, ask. We went to some company picnic or something for the place where my dad worked and they had "Cannibal Sandwiches". I tried one bite. Didn't care for it.

                                          I do like sashimi on rare occasion. Lately I have avoided it, and probably will for the foreseeable future.

                                          All animal protein (except sashimi on rare occasion) must be cooked for me.

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