Place 2 or 3 pieces
of fish skin side down on each cedar plank.
Not exact matches
Place the
fish skin -
side - up on the grill, or in a broiler pan, and grill or broil until the surface
of the
fish browns and blackens in spots, about 3 minutes.
A few minutes on each
side and it was done, with a
skin worth savoring as much as the tender meat
of the
fish.
Carefully place the
fish fillets in the pot,
skin side up, and spoon some
of the peppers, onions, and sauce over them.
Add the
fish,
skin -
side down and swirl the pan so the sauce flows over the top
of the
fish.
Place filets on a foil - lined baking sheet
skin side down and dust the tops
of the
fish with curry powder to just cover the filets and sprinke with salt and pepper.
Place salmon filets
skin side down in a greased baking dish and spoon mustard mixture over each piece
of fish.
Place the
fish on a rack,
skin side down, and allow it to air dry until the flesh is dry to the touch and a thin glaze called a pellicle is formed, usually after an hour or two
of air - drying.
Pat dry
skin side of each fillet with paper towels (this will help keep the
fish from sticking).
Using a small knife, score
skin side of fish at 1» intervals; season with salt and place in steamer,
skin side up.
Place the fillets
skin side down on a lightly oiled baking sheet and roast in the oven until cooked (they should flake easily with a fork and be opaque), about 12 — 15 minutes depending on the thickness
of the
fish.