Pan-fried black pepper salmon
Overview
Have you ever heard that the oldest man in the world is in Iceland and the oldest woman is in Japan? This is because both Iceland and Japan rely on salmon as their staple food. Studies have shown that eating more salmon can not only prolong life, but also help women maintain their youthful appearance. Now that living conditions have improved, eating salmon is no longer an unattainable food. You can also make delicious salmon at home. Moreover, in recent years, my son only likes to eat salmon and tuna, so he cooks more at home. Our family usually cooks salmon until it is medium-ripe, which can preserve the freshness and tenderness of the salmon.
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Ingredients
Steps
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raw materials. Debone and skin the salmon, and pat dry with kitchen towels.
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Cut the salmon into two pieces, rub both sides of the salmon with salt and black pepper and let it rest for half an hour.
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Squeeze in lemon juice a few minutes before frying.
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Heat a pan, add olive oil, and fry salmon.
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After one side is cooked, flip it over and fry again until it reaches your preferred doneness, but be sure not to overcook it.
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It’s so simple to put it on the plate and eat it deliciously.