How to pin bone salmon
Want your salmon silky-smooth, without surprise choke hazards? Pin boning is the secret! Those spesky bones can ruin an otherwise perfect eating experience, but with the right technique and a single, simple tool, you’ll have boneless fillets in no time. All you need is a pair of tweezers and we recommend...
How to crisp salmon skin
What separates OK cooks from Really Great cooks? Not what you might think. No, it’s not the ability to whip up a croquembouche like it’s a reflex action, or craft a molecularly gastronomic dinner party menu on the turn of a dime. It’s actually the little things. The smallest masteries of techniques…
Making gravlax; it’s rather easy
Gravlax, a.k.a. cured salmon, is fast and simple to prepare. The best cut to use is the ‘top loin’, cut from a whole fillet. Its even thickness means it cures evenly, which is exactly what you want. Gravlax lasts for up to a week in the fridge (or even longer; it’s designed to keep), but you'll eat it well before then!…