Preparation | Resting | Start to finish |
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40 min. | 1 day | 1 day 40 min. |
1 | Spread about one third of 400 g coarse salt in a single layer on a baking sheet and place 1 fillet fresh salmon on top (use salmon fillets of around 300g). | |
2 | Cover the salmon completely with the remaining salt and leave like this for 24 hours in the fridge. | |
3 | After this time, remove the fish from the salt and rinse thoroughly under running water. | |
4 | Leave the salmon to soak in cold water for 24 hours, changing the water after 12 hours. | |
5 | Peel, wash and and slice 1 carrot into rounds. Peel, wash and slice 1 onion thinly. Wash and dry 2 bayleaves and 3 sprigs thyme. Cut the bayleaves into 2 or 3 pieces. | |
6 | Put 5 g peppercorns in the bottom of a terrine, then add half the onions, carrots, thyme and bayleaves. | |
7 | Place the drained and dried salmon fillet on the top. | |
8 | Add the rest of the carrots, onion, thyme and bayleaves, then cover with the groundnut oil. Leave to marinate for at least 48 hours. | |
9 | On the day when you want to eat it, drain the salmon, wipe with absorbant paper and slice thinly. | |
10 | Slice 4 cookeds potatoes and arrange on a plate. Tip: if the potatoes are cold, put the plate in the microwave for a few seconds to heat them throgh. | |
11 | Spread the carrots and onions over the potatoes. Don't drain them too thoroughly, but let some of the oil marinade trickle over the potatoes. | |
12 | Arrange the sliced salmon on the top. Serve without delay before the potatoes go cold. |