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Scandinavian Pickled Salmon


Preamble
Scandinavian pickled salmon (or mackerel or trout) Cheaper Canadian salmon may be used for this delicious preparation. It's easy, and it makes a much cheaper start to a meal than smoked salmon. Everyone enjoys its fresh, unfamiliar flavour:


Ingredients

1 1/2-2 lb tailpiece Salmon

Salmon Salmon

1 large tablespoon Sea Salt

Salt Salt

1 rounded tablespoon Sugar

Sugar Sugar

1 teaspoon coarsely ground Black Pepper

Capsicum Capsicum

Plenty of Dill Weed

Cucumber Cucumber

1 tablespoon Brandy (optional)

Brandy Brandy

Method

Slice the piece of salmon in half, carefully, and remove the back bone and any little bones, but leave the skin. Rinse very quickly, dry well and put the first piece, skin side up , in a dish. Mix salt, sugar, pepper and brandy together. Rub about a quarter of this into the skin of the first piece, turn it filleted side up and rub in half the mixture; sprinkle liberally with dill weed and put the second piece on top, filleted side down. Rub the rest of the mixture into the skin, and sprinkle more dill weed. Put a piece of foil on top, then a couple of tins as weights. Leave for at least 12 hours, and at the most 4 days, in the refrigerator or in a very cool place.

To serve, drain the pieces and slice them diagonally or horizontally starting at the thick end. Serve with thinly cut wholemeal or rye bread, and butter, with lemon quarters. In Scandinavia, this mustard sauce usually accompanies pickled salmon









Scandinavian Pickled Salmon
Preserved with salt & flavoured with dill