How To Cook A Small Salmon Fillet?

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If you’ve tried to cook salmon but always had to fish out the bones, this tutorial is just what you need.

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Cooking the fish

This tutorial was made by David Yolin. The salmon was cooked in a dish on a very low heat using a pizza stone in the oven. It cooked evenly and had a very firm but moist texture. I highly recommend you try this recipe. If you have any questions, drop a comment below.

Preparation

Generally speaking, when cooking a small salmon fillet, one should make sure to soak it in water for at least 10 minutes and then add water to the mixture. Then the fillet should be drained and dried for half an hour. If cooking in an oven, the fillet should be spiced and then place it into a hot oven for 5-10 minutes. Smaller, thinner salmon fillets generally take less cooking time than larger, thicker salmon fillets. Once the salmon fillet is cooked, one should allow it to cool down and then serve.

Finishing the dish

When cooking a small salmon fillet, it is important to finish the cooking process quickly. The goal is to cook the salmon until the center of the salmon has turned opaque. If you cook the fish for too long, it will turn dry. Once the fish has turned opaque, the cooking process is finished. The color of the salmon will also begin to change to a deeper shade. To check if the salmon is done, you can slice the salmon at the mid-point of the fish. Do not remove the skin or the salmon will continue to cook, drying out the fish.

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Ingredients

Ingredients:
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When to buy your salmon

To cook your salmon fillet, you will need one 13cm (5-inch) baking dish and a large flameproof roasting tin, such as a large lasagne dish. You will also need two large long-handled forks, and a small glass jug to fill with water to keep the baking dish filled while cooking.

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