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This recipe will provide you with an inexpensive and endless supply of cured salmon.
With a grater, remove the zest of the citrus fruit. Mix the grated zest and coriander with the salt and sugar in a non-reactive dish, like Pyrex. The more snugly it all fits into the dish with the salmon, the better.
In a hot, dry pan, toast the white peppercorns until they exude their aroma, about 3 minutes. Put them on the counter or a cutting board, and using another heavy-bottomed pan, crush the toasted peppercorns. You could also use a mortar and pestle. Then add the cracked peppercorns to the salt mixture. Thoroughly mix all of these ingredients, then bury the salmon in this sandy mixture. Cover the dish in plastic, place a weight on top, and store in the refrigerator for 48 hours to cure.
After two days, remove the salmon from the curing mixture, rinse with water and pat dry. Slice it thinly and serve!
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georgiapellegrini on 6.3.2010
Yes Cookingfor2, just the zest!! Enjoy it and let me know if you have any more questions!
cookingfor2 on 5.14.2010
This looks so incredible. I’ve been dying to make it for 3 weeks! Just to be sure you only use the zest? No juice right? When I told my friend that he was trying to tell me that I must’ve misread the recipe! Thank you!
camptown on 4.14.2010
Wow, this is really good! It’s like salmon candy. I only made half the recipe, and it makes a lot, so if you make the full, make sure you have lots of people coming over, otherwise you will eat it all yourself. Thanks!