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  1. I think it's very similar to trout.
    I'm a simpleton when it comes to culinary sophistication.. but what our family did back in Taupo, is just take that last sliver of skin off & and simply squeeze on the lemon juice & some heavy cracked pepper. hmmmmm

  2. 10 mins ago i made air fryer salmon, 400° skin UP for 10 mins and then 4-6 mins skin DOWN until fully cooked. Bonus you can remove the skin and flip it wet side up to air fry again for a super crispy fish skin chip

  3. Im a chef and looks ok,just need a bit butter some full garlic and thyme to put over but but people here will sen it back as i can see that is not fully cooked,,yea i will eat it like that but this customer want it over cooked👍👍😊

  4. If only there were some numerical system food incluencers could use instead of vague and subjective terms like "hot" and "ripping hot". Dare to dream, i suppose.

  5. I do think pressing is better but not necessary.
    Applying pressure and pushing out some moisture can make the fish more compact and cook more evenly.

    Final thoughts on this one though: I do think it's really smart of him to feature his own product on this dish because me and others will think about using it for smash burgers and other things, justifying the sale.
    Nice marketing Andy! could have plugged own brand cast iron aswell haha

  6. A better and easier way to do it is to start dith the salmon skin on directly on the cold pan then start the fire at high heat

    The heat will make the skin crispy as its hot but the flesh will get heaten all the way through az it pan gets hot

  7. Please don't promote Tasmanian salmon. The profits go offshore and the environmental destruction stays here.
    There are land based operations that are way better, please seek them out and promote them, over the vandals.

  8. Please dont follow his suggestions, you dont ever use olive oil when cooking. It has a lower smoke point than other vegetable oils. Also he is not a chef unfortunately

  9. I add a little butter and melt it on very low. Add the salmon skin down, cook medium-low then turn to finish. Never put the skin side down after that.

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