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Starters | Fish

Salmon cured with gin

This great recipe will help reduce tiredness and fatigue, look after your cells, heart, brain and blood pressure

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Salmon cured with gin recipe
Serves:
10
Preparation:
15 Mins
Cooking:
0 Mins
Low FODMAP:
No
Allergens:
Fish
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What are the health benefits of Salmon cured with gin?

This great recipe will help reduce tiredness and fatigue, look after your cells, heart, brain and blood pressure. The botanicals in gin add a great flavour that really compliment the salmon. Try it with your favourite gin or how about sloe gin?

 

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Ingredients

1kg side of salmon, skin on, pin-boned nutritional information
1kg side of salmon, skin on, pin-boned
2 tbsp coriander seeds, freshly ground nutritional information
2 tbsp coriander seeds, freshly ground
1 tbsp dill seeds, freshly ground nutritional information
1 tbsp dill seeds, freshly ground
1 tbsp freshly gound black pepper nutritional information
1 tbsp freshly gound black pepper
150ml Gin nutritional information
150ml Gin
75g fresh dill, roughly chopped nutritional information
75g fresh dill, roughly chopped
300g sea salt nutritional information
300g sea salt
300g light brown muscovado sugar nutritional information
300g light brown muscovado sugar
3 limes, zest only nutritional information
3 limes, zest only
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Method

Simply follow our simply laid out recipe:

1) Mix the salt, muscovado sugar and granulated sugar in a large bowl until well combined.
2) Add the spice to the salt mixture, then stir in the lime zest, gin and chopped fresh dill until well combined.
3) Place a piece of aluminium foil large enough to wrap around the salmon on a baking tray and cover with clingfilm.
4) Place the salmon on top, skin side down and pat dry with kitchen paper.
5) Spread the salt and spice mixture onto the salmon and press well into it.
6) Wrap the salmon tightly in the foil and place another baking tray on top.
7) Weigh the top baking tray down with heavy weights.
8) Chill in the fridge for 48 hours or more.
9) When you’re ready to serve, scrape off any excess salt mixture and slice the fish very thinly on the diagonal using a sharp knife.
10) Serve with rye bread or blinis and lemon wedges.

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