Coat 1
side of each salmon fillet with sesame seeds.
Rub spice mixture over
both sides of salmon fillets.
Dip skinless
side of salmon fillets into the spice mixture to coat.
Coat
both sides of each salmon fillet evenly with seasoning; cover and cook for 3 — 4 minutes per side or until opaque throughout and blackened.
Meanwhile, lightly coat
both sides of salmon fillets with cooking spray; season with remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper.
Lightly sprinkle salt on one
side of the salmon fillets.
Not exact matches
I love the brightness
of this salad and serve it for lunch or as the perfect
side for a grilled steak or
salmon fillet.
In the first episode
of Roman Dinner Party, contributing food editor Alison Roman shows us why roasting a whole
side of salmon is the perfect dish for a dinner party and easier than cooking individual
fillets.
Once the pan get's hot, add the
salmon fillets to the pan, cook for 3 minutes on each
side (total
of 6 minutes in the pan) and remove from the pan.
Place prepared
salmon fillets skin
side down on empty half
of baking sheet.
Brush one
side of each
fillet with the beaten egg, and then press the brushed
side of the
salmon into the almond mixture.
Season 2 fresh
salmon fillets with sea salt and freshly cracked black pepper on both
sides of the
fillet
Place the
salmon fillets, flesh
side down, around the outside
of the grill, not over direct heat and cover the grill.
Place the
salmon fillet, skin
side down, right on top
of the coconut milk pool.
Score the
salmon several times halfway down the thickness
of the
fillet, skin
side up.
Heat until smoking, then place
salmon skin
side down on pan and sear for 4 - 5 minutes depending on thickness
of fillet.
Add the
salmon fillets, skinned
sides up, at the centre
of the pan, and the sugar snaps or snow peas.
You can also just tie two whole
fillets of salmon together (skin
side facing out) if you'd like.
Lay the
salmon fillet on top
of the salt block, skin -
side down.
Coat the
salmon fillet all over in a bit
of additional olive oil, then place skin
side down on the baking tray.
For example, you'll often see a
side of asparagus spears paired with a
salmon fillet.
Lightly brush both
sides of Alaska
salmon fillets with olive oil.
4
fillets of salmon, about 6 oz each 1 - 2 tablespoons
of stone ground mustard - enough to sufficiently coat the
salmon, do not coat the skin
side Juice
of 1 lemon Extra virgin olive oil for drizzling 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder Salt and pepper 2 tablespoons
of fresh dill or 1 tablespoon dried dill
Place
salmon fillets in a baking dish and brush with half
of the 1/4 mixture, coating all
sides.
Place sesame seeds on a plate, and press the flesh
side of clean
salmon fillets into the black sesame seeds.
Lay the
salmon fillets on the hottest part
of the grill, placing what had been their skin
side down.