Heat a grill pan or outdoor grill on high heat and
sear salmon on both sides for about 2 - 3 minutes, depending on thickness.
Sear the salmon on both sides until it just starts to flake in the center, about 3 - 4 minutes each side.
Not exact matches
Nice
sear on the
salmon yet still moist
on the inside.
Place
salmon directly over hot coals or
on lowest shelf of charcoal grill for 2 minutes to
sear, then move to a higher shelf (gas grill) or across from the coals (charcoal grill).
Sear the
salmon for about 3 - 4 minutes per side until brown
on the bottom and cooked about halfway up the sides.
Be sure to score skin -
on salmon fillets for this recipe — when
seared in the pan, the skin turns extra crispy (and protects the fish from overcooking).
Sear the
salmon slices for 1 - 2 minutes
on each side until tender.
A
salmon fillet is cut
on the diagonal into thin slices which are
seared and then placed into a bowl of steaming hot, richly - flavored broth and udon noodles.
The sauce, which was brushed
on the
salmon before pan
searing, was composed of orange juice, low sodium soy sauce, agave nectar and minced garlic.
Add
salmon fillets skin - side down (if there's skin
on) and
sear until golden, about 5 - 7 minutes depending
on thickness.
This is the
salmon after
searing it, after 7 minutes
on one side and about 5
on the other.
But with my simple cooking technique, you'll be able to serve perfect
salmon right at home — wonderfully crisp and
seared on the outside and completely cooked through to perfection
on the inside.
The
seared salmon nigiri from Fuji at Kendall is one of my favorite things
on their menu.
A juicy
seared salmon fillet, sat
on top of soft fluffy smashed potatoes, spiked with scallions and drizzled with horseradish cream.
Baked
salmon,
seared tuna or ceviche
on the side.
Heat until smoking, then place
salmon skin side down
on pan and
sear for 4 - 5 minutes depending
on thickness of fillet.
I stole a bite of Christina's beet - cured
salmon on a pretzel roll but was greedy with my Forager sandwich of
seared king oyster mushroom, braised kale, and fried egg
on a house - made roll.
Make a double batch of the tahini - honey sauce at the beginning of the week to use
on salads, as a dip for crunchy vegetables, or drizzled over
seared salmon.
The length and shape of the two - burner griddle makes it ideal for getting a hard
sear on those things that, well, never seem to fit in any other cooking vessel, like a whole skirt steak or meaty side of trout or
salmon.
Divide it into containers to store in the fridge or freezer, perfect to defrost
on busy weeknights, and serve alongside
seared salmon or spin into delicious grain bowls.
I make one that I use
on seared salmon fillets: I use lemon juice, chives and lemon thyme from my garden.
The instant sizzle and
sear will turn the
salmon light brown
on the underside, about 2 minutes.
I can so distinctly remember going into the dressing room in our local
Sears and trying
on a green twin sweater set and a
salmon colored one, too.