Grilled Salmon and Vegetable Rolls
Overview
Before making salmon rolls, you need to remove the fish skin with a knife. In the following recipe, I used the method of deboning and skinning the whole fish to remove the salmon skin (salmon does not need to be deboned), and cut the salmon meat crosswise into thin slices. This method can also be used for other fish. Cutting the salmon into thin slices is to marinate it for more flavor, so that it will be more fragrant when grilled. Except for some carving knife skills, most of the knife skills are for more delicious food
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Steps
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Wash the salmon and set aside
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This is the skin side of salmon
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Make a cut in one-third of the salmon meat to separate the flesh, but do not break the skin
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Place two-thirds of the salmon meat on the cutting board and hang the other third outside the cutting board
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Hold down two-thirds of the fish with one hand and cut in with a knife with the other hand. Keep the knife level. If the knife is not level, it will cut into the skin or damage the fish. When less than half of the fish is cut, turn the knife 45 degrees to the right and remove the fish meat directly
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This is the removed fish meat. The side with the fish meat facing up is the side with the skin just now
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Then put the piece of fish just hanging outside the cutting board on the cutting board, use the same method, cut the knife horizontally
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When less than half of the fish is cut, turn the knife 45 degrees to the right and remove the fish
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After removing the skin, start slicing the fish into fillets. Hold the fish with one hand and cut horizontally with a knife with the other hand
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Take out a thin fish fillet
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Cut the second fillet in the same way
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After the fish fillets are cut, apply very little salt and drizzle with lemon juice and marinate for 5 minutes. Since the fish fillets are very thin, the lemon juice can marinate thoroughly and they will be delicious afterwards
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Wrap the salmon fillets with vegetables and roll them up (in fact, you should roll asparagus, but you are short of ingredients at home. If you use asparagus, you can boil water first, add a little salt to the water, then blanch the asparagus in water, and then wrap it)
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Place tin foil in the oven and spread a thin layer of olive oil on the tin foil to prevent the salmon from sticking to the bottom during baking
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Spread a thin layer of olive oil on the salmon roll, put it in the oven, bake at 150 degrees each for 10 minutes (different oven settings will vary)
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Arrange the grilled salmon rolls on a plate, sprinkle with chopped parsley, and prepare to mix light soy sauce and a little mustard for dipping