Salmon steak tartar Recipe

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Salmon steak tartar Recipe

Salmon steak tartar

Salmon steak tartar. Salmon tartare is like a classic steak tartare. It's full of fresh raw salmon, herbs, and zesty lemon juice. It's perfect alongside your favorite brunch staples or as a delicious appetizer for a dinner party. It's full of fresh raw salmon, herbs, and zesty lime juice. It's perfect alongside your favorite brunch staples or as a delicious appetizer for a dinner party. To cook Salmon steak tartar you need 6 ingredients and 4 steps quickly.

The ingredients needed to make Salmon steak tartar:

1 of fresh salmon fillet
1 cup of diced potatoes
1/3 cup of diced advocado
2 cup of of fresh lemon juice
1 bunch of of agar agar (sea weed this is optional)
1 pinch of of chives

Steps to make Salmon steak tartar:

First of all boil some water and boil the diced potatoes. If you diced them as a normal game dice it will take you 15 to 20 minutes. Depends on your stove. Once baked enough drain the water and leave the potato dices cooling.
Clean the fresh salmon fillet from fish bones, and cut it into dices (throw the skin), once done put it inside a bowl and fill de bowl until you cover the salmon with lemon juice. It has to be fresh squeezed. The lemon will cook the salmon, leave it these at least 30 minutes. (you will see the colour change as soon its baking) Its like sushi but the acid of the lemon will cook it.
Chop the onion tiny pieces and do the same as with the salmon, put them in a bowl and cover them up with the lemon juice. 15 minutes at least.
At last drain the lemons juice, take out the salmon from its bowl and the pieces of onion. Mix the salmon with the onions, add the potatoes dices (these have to be cool enough to not cook our fish we want a steak tartar not a low cooked salmon)and add the dices of avocado. Mix it all together and decorate with agar agar weed and chives, or with what ever you like (mayonnaise, eggs, some more avocado…)

My husband's work takes him to Geneva now and then, and more so when we were in London. RICARDO. we went to iga and asked for fresh salmon for this receipe. i was advised that for tartare, you always take fresh frozen salmon because the extreme temps kill of the harmful bacterias. he refered me to the frozen section and showed me a pre-prepared frozen pakage, all ready cut for tartare. hesitant to think it was the fresh i was looking for! it . Place the salmon steaks in the prepared dish. In a small saucepan, melt the butter over medium heat. Stir in the lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce and paprika; add salt and fresh ground pepper to taste.

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