How to Avoid Overcooked Salmon – Kitchen Conundrums with Thomas Joseph
Done right, slow roasting salmon in the oven keeps the fish moist and juicy. Thomas Joseph shows you just how it’s done.
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Looks good. I like to pan fry my salmon on the skin side to make sure it will peel off nicely, then add water, cover, and steam for just long enough to make the flesh flake-able – a couple of minutes at most. It’s quick and doesn’t over cook if you watch it.