fish stalker
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Going to try some will let you know how it goes thought id share incase your looking for ideas
http://food52.com/contests/149-your-best-salmon
Thought this one sounded good and easy. Id leave skin on and do on tinfoil in closed bbq. Prepared horseradish would work.
One whole salmon filet
Skin removed, approximately 3 lbs
Topping
5 ounces prepared horseradish
2 cups plus 1/2 cup best-quality mayonnaise
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1.5 teaspoons worcestershire sauce
1 tablespoon dried minced onion
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Not essential, but very helpful: non-stick aluminum foil (Reynolds) or a Silpat mat
Place horseradish in a clean dish towel and wring it until liquid no longer comes out. When unwrapped, the horseradish should hold together in a dry, almost solid ball.
Reconstitute the horseradish by mixing it with 1/2 cup mayonnaise, forming a smooth paste. Combine with remaining topping ingredients.
Place salmon, flat side down, on a Silpat or non-stick foil-lined baking sheet.
Cover the entire surface of the fish with the topping, making the topping layer thickest over the thickest part of the fish.
The surface of the topping may be decorated - in picture 2 the back of a teaspoon was used to make rows of small indentations resembling (?) fish scales.
Bake at 425 degrees for 30 minutes, or until the topping has been partially absorbed into the fish and turned deep, golden brown. With all of the mayo in the topping, the fish really doesn't dry out.
When done, carefully remove the layer of oil that has collected on the baking sheet by blotting it with paper towels. Pouring the oil off is pretty risky if the fish is on Silpat or non-stick foil! When the baking sheet is clean, slide the fish onto the serving platter by tilting the baking sheet. Or, leave the oil alone and move the fish using two large spatulas.
http://food52.com/contests/149-your-best-salmon
Thought this one sounded good and easy. Id leave skin on and do on tinfoil in closed bbq. Prepared horseradish would work.
One whole salmon filet
Skin removed, approximately 3 lbs
Topping
5 ounces prepared horseradish
2 cups plus 1/2 cup best-quality mayonnaise
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1.5 teaspoons worcestershire sauce
1 tablespoon dried minced onion
____________
Not essential, but very helpful: non-stick aluminum foil (Reynolds) or a Silpat mat
Place horseradish in a clean dish towel and wring it until liquid no longer comes out. When unwrapped, the horseradish should hold together in a dry, almost solid ball.
Reconstitute the horseradish by mixing it with 1/2 cup mayonnaise, forming a smooth paste. Combine with remaining topping ingredients.
Place salmon, flat side down, on a Silpat or non-stick foil-lined baking sheet.
Cover the entire surface of the fish with the topping, making the topping layer thickest over the thickest part of the fish.
The surface of the topping may be decorated - in picture 2 the back of a teaspoon was used to make rows of small indentations resembling (?) fish scales.
Bake at 425 degrees for 30 minutes, or until the topping has been partially absorbed into the fish and turned deep, golden brown. With all of the mayo in the topping, the fish really doesn't dry out.
When done, carefully remove the layer of oil that has collected on the baking sheet by blotting it with paper towels. Pouring the oil off is pretty risky if the fish is on Silpat or non-stick foil! When the baking sheet is clean, slide the fish onto the serving platter by tilting the baking sheet. Or, leave the oil alone and move the fish using two large spatulas.
