แสดงบทความที่มีป้ายกำกับ salmon แสดงบทความทั้งหมด
แสดงบทความที่มีป้ายกำกับ salmon แสดงบทความทั้งหมด

วันศุกร์ที่ 18 ธันวาคม พ.ศ. 2552

How To Cure Salmon Barbecue Smoker without

Before lighting the grill smoker, many chefs make in brine or fish or meat.

Care and brining however have been traditional methods of food preservation and cooled for centuries in today's society as outdated methods of developing them in the seasoning to foods. In essence, grill like the smoker has evolved.

My research on the healing began when I write for smoking grill recipes, and started when myResearch has advanced, so my interest.

The science behind curing is the salt slowly sucks the moisture in the food, effectively acting as a desiccant and dry. The bacteria that normally grow on foods, not in a position to do so, because the substrate does not contain one of the essential elements that help to survive - water.

So, in essence, it is time to care is less susceptible to bacteria, so it is safer to eat. This isPrinciple of the whole ham or dried beef.

The drying process is now largely for the drying of salt and sugar for taste. Following the recipe, which I molasses as a sugar substitute - you can also use molasses.

This recipe is a tasty alternative to smoked salmon is large and very easy to do, certainly not a smoker. All that is needed is a polyethylene bag, salt, syrup and molasses-bit "of time. It takes about one week to to healSo I should be prepared early on a Saturday for the coming weekend.

Ingredients

1 Salmon fillet, large (skinned)

4 tablespoons of syrup or molasses

1 tablespoon salt

Method

Place the salmon in the bag and tip the salt and molasses / syrup. Seal the bag and give the ingredients of a litter "to ensure good" to make sure the salmon into molasses mixture of salt fall. The mixture in the refrigerator and let --for a week.

During the week is up, remove the salmon from the bag and enter rinse it under the faucet. Slap on a cutting board and sliced very thin.

I would like to serve in a spiral inside the case sofa with a little "cream - delicious. And" a good idea Grill menu.

But do not wait for a barbecue, when it rains, that what better way to spend a Saturday afternoon outside of preparing a syrup marinated salmon for the next weekend.

วันจันทร์ที่ 14 ธันวาคม พ.ศ. 2552

Grilled salmon with feta cheese recipe

This grilled salmon feta cheese recipe is fairly simple to resolve. Although I prefer the feta cheese for this recipe, please use your favorite cheese. Your friends will think I am a leader I love fish, grilled fish and this is a recipe that I developed over the years.

Ingredients:

Six pieces of salmon fillet, fresh or frozen (I found that the quality of frozen salmon is often better than fresh, frozen, because most of the shops has arrivedand again), thawed
3 / 4 cup feta cheese (or your favorite cheese)
1. / 4 cup olive oil
1. / 2 teaspoon liquid smoke
3 / 4 c. a tablespoon of salt
1 / the black pepper 2 tablespoons
1 1 / 2 teaspoon lime zest (optional)
1 lemon, quartered

Preparation:

In a small bowl, combine the olive oil, salt, pepper, liquid smoke and lemon peel.
Put the feta cheese on a piece of salmon, put another piece of the top and top with a toothpick or break endsSkewer miners who hold the top and bottom together.
Brush both sides of salmon with the mixture of olive oil.

Grill:

On a hot, I prefer charcoal grill, grill salmon for 1 ½ to 2 minutes. to melt each side or until the feta cheese begins to brush more oil and blend of spices, where the salmon.
Please not overcook the salmon. Overcook the salmon, which eat lots of fish ..

Associations:

I'm serving mySalmon on a bed of fresh spinach with a side length of beans and rice and fresh salad. One or two slices of lemon on a plate and enjoy. Even if you have a garden, you can cut a few onions, zucchini and yellow squash, a little "stir olive oil, salt, pepper and basil, and roast in a pan or grill, wrapped in a sheet.

Again, the majority of the fish is cooking will taste a lot of fish.

This is another of my fill of fish and seafood, and I hopeenjoy.

Enjoy, Brian