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A spectacular outdoor feast combining two culinary styles: smoky American-style grilled salmon fillets seasoned with a freshly hand-ground spice rub, and a rich, tangy Indian-style fish gravy made with salmon heads served over hot rice.
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Clean, fillet, and de-bone the fresh whole salmons, reserving the heads for the gravy. → Prepare a dry rub by hand-grinding dried red chilies, black pepper, and salt on a stone grinder. → Coat the salmon fillet pieces with the spice rub and grill them on a charcoal fire until cooked through. → Prepare a tangy Indian fish gravy with shallots, tomatoes, tamarind, and spices, then cook the salmon heads in it. → Serve the salmon head gravy with hot rice and grilled salmon fillets.
Clean, fillet, and de-bone the fresh whole salmons, reserving the heads for the gravy. → Prepare a dry rub by hand-grinding dried red chilies, black pepper, and salt on a stone grinder. → Coat the salmon fillet pieces with the spice rub and grill them on a charcoal fire until cooked through. → Prepare a tangy Indian fish gravy with shallots, tomatoes, tamarind, and spices, then cook the salmon heads in it. → Serve the salmon head gravy with hot rice and grilled salmon fillets.
A spectacular outdoor feast combining two culinary styles: smoky American-style grilled salmon fillets seasoned with a freshly hand-ground spice rub, and a rich, tangy Indian-style fish gravy made with salmon heads served over hot rice.
Scale the whole salmon fishes thoroughly using knives, then cut off the fins with scissors.
Cut off the salmon heads and set them aside in a separate tray to be used for the gravy.
Carefully fillet each salmon to separate the flesh from the central spine bone. Remove the rib bones.
Use tweezers to pull out all the small pin bones from the salmon fillets.
Slice the boneless salmon fillets into individual portion-sized steaks.
Removing the tiny pin bones with tweezers ensures a completely boneless eating experience for the grilled fillets.
Using freshly hand-ground spices dramatically enhances the flavor and aroma of the dry rub compared to store-bought pre-packaged powders.
Keep a close eye on the charcoal grill; salmon cooks relatively fast and can dry out if overcooked.
Do not discard the salmon heads, as they release rich flavors and gelatin into the traditional Indian-style gravy.
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