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4.6kg Atlantic salmon |
Fisherman fly-fished a 4.6kg
Atlantic salmon that has just come up the local river. Normally it will be
released but this unfortunate fish has swallowed the hook too far down and
could not be saved.
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Atlantic salmon |
It is the first time I tasted freshly
killed wild Atlantic salmon.
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Atlantic salmon sashimi |
Unlike at Alaska, where it is very
easy to catch its relative Pacific salmon in the rivers, the texture of wild Atlantic salmon
is firmer, and the taste of sashimi has a hint of oyster like marine note.
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Atlantic salmon fillet |
The fish is cut up into different parts, very little is wasted.
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Atlantic salmon fillet |
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gravlax Atlantic salmon |
One side of the fillet is turned into
gravlax, at 1.5 % each of salt and brown sugar, lemon zest and some white
pepper, being kept in the fridge for 3 days with a weight on top.
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Atlantic salmon portioned for freezing |
Another fillet is cut up into portions to
be frozen for later use.
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baked fish bone |
The fish back bone is seasoned with salt and
baked at 200˚C for 10 minutes immediately, delicious with mild charred taste.
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Atlantic salmon head stew |
The fish head is stewed in a sauce of rice
wine, soy sauce, miso, water, brown sugar, and herbs, bring to simmer and cook
5 minutes each sides, and rest in the pot for another 5 minutes.
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