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Paul Bacino

Paul Bacino

20 hours ago, TdeV said:

 

The nuts are roasted first, off the salmon -- yes? Anything in the nut coating but ground cashews? 

 

Nuts ( not cooked ) are chopped ( nothing added )--I basted the salmon in egg wash ( binds the nuts  )--Prior to adding nuts i seasoned the salmon with breggs 24 herb spices, Salt and a bit of pepper powder.  I usually let that sit for 2-3 hrs.  I actually put the chopped nuts on a sheet pan( after seasoning )and  press the flesh side in the nuts  ( allow to cure )  .  Since we roasted cauliflower @ 400 F,  I chose to heat a large cast iron skillet,  placed the salmon skin side down,  cooked a bit, placed in lower part of oven.  But u don't get the  top cooked so after while  (  I use a therma pen to check how's it going ) ,  I rearranged the selves and finished in BROIL mode,  I touch the top of fish to determine doneness,  u can tell.  You want it not to be firm to touch or it will over cook

 

The salmon looks like it could have been done sous vide -- yes?  _  no

 

20 hours ago, TdeV said:

Paul, that dish looks totally divine. I'm gonna copy it first chance I get !    Coolio  Doc B

 

Paul Bacino

Paul Bacino

20 hours ago, TdeV said:

 

The nuts are roasted first, off the salmon -- yes? Anything in the nut coating but ground cashews? 

 

Nuts ( not cooked ) are chopped ( nothing added )--I basted the salmon in egg wash ( binds the nuts  )--Prior to adding nuts i seasoned the salmon with breggs 24 herb spices, Salt and a bit of pepper powder.  I usually let that sit for 2-3 hrs.  I actually put the chopped nuts on a sheet pan and  press the flesh side in the nuts  ( allow to cure )  .  Since we roasted cauliflower @ 400 F,  I chose to heat a large cast iron skillet,  placed the salmon skin side down,  cooked a bit, placed in lower part of oven.  But u don't get the  top cooked so after while  (  I use a therma pen to check how's it going ) ,  I rearranged the selves and finished in BROIL mode,  I touch the top of fish to determine doneness,  u can tell.  You want it not to be firm to touch or it will over cook

 

The salmon looks like it could have been done sous vide -- yes?  _  no

 

20 hours ago, TdeV said:

Paul, that dish looks totally divine. I'm gonna copy it first chance I get !    Coolio  Doc B

 

Paul Bacino

Paul Bacino

20 hours ago, TdeV said:

 

The nuts are roasted first, off the salmon -- yes? Anything in the nut coating but ground cashews? 

 

Nuts are chopped ( nothing added )--I basted the salmon in egg wash ( binds the nuts  )--Prior to adding nuts i seasoned the salmon with breggs 24 herb spices, Salt and a bit of pepper powder.  I usually let that sit for 2-3 hrs.  I actually put the chopped nuts on a sheet pan and  press the flesh side in the nuts  ( allow to cure )  .  Since we roasted cauliflower @ 400 F,  I chose to heat a large cast iron skillet,  placed the salmon skin side down,  cooked a bit, placed in lower part of oven.  But u don't get the  top cooked so after while  (  I use a therma pen to check how's it going ) ,  I rearranged the selves and finished in BROIL mode,  I touch the top of fish to determine doneness,  u can tell.  You want it not to be firm to touch or it will over cook

 

The salmon looks like it could have been done sous vide -- yes?  _  no

 

20 hours ago, TdeV said:

Paul, that dish looks totally divine. I'm gonna copy it first chance I get !    Coolio  Doc B

 

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