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PeanutButter ↓

Thu, Feb 21 2008, 9:43 am

I baked salmon fish for dinner last night. It was sooo dry!

Any ideas how I could make it taste better next time?!

(my dh ~hates~ mayonnaise, mustard, and anything that contains those stuff.)

Lani22

Thu, Feb 21 2008, 9:45 am

You can marinate it in lemon juice/olive oil and spices, terriyake sauce, you can make a pickled salmon recipe- usually comes out very moist.
My sister makes salmon by wrapping each portion in a foil tent and she adds diced up tomatoes, garlic, olive oil and spices- very moist and delicious.

Last edited by Lani22 on Thu, Feb 21 2008, 9:47 am; edited 1 time in total

cassandra

Thu, Feb 21 2008, 9:45 am

Don't bake it, broil it. Also, if you don't overcook it, it will not dry out. Once you see white coming out of the fish you know you've overcooked it.

↑ PeanutButter

Thu, Feb 21 2008, 9:48 am

cassandra wrote:

Once you see white coming out of the fish you know you've overcooked it.

Oh, really? that's an interesting fact! In fact, my fish was more-less covered in white.. haha! What a balabusta! Wink

How long should I let it bake, or broil?

Tehilla

Thu, Feb 21 2008, 10:11 am

I bake mine, but add in a small amount of water that steams and keeps the fish moist, and use olive oil and spices. sometimes it helps to cover it with foil to keep moisture in, but I usually leave mine uncovered because we like the top to get crispy.

amother

Thu, Feb 21 2008, 10:15 am

I recently moved and dont have a kosher oven yet, so I made salmon in the frying pan. I first put a little olive oil with sliced onions, zuccini and tomatoes. Once the vegies were somewhat cooked I added the salmon ontop with fresh lemon, salt and pepper. Cover and cook for 15 min. top- not more. It comes out so tasty and fresh! It's not dry at all.

gamekeeper

Thu, Feb 21 2008, 10:17 am

a salmon fillet should be put into a boiming hot oven for no longer than 15 mins.

Barbara

Thu, Feb 21 2008, 11:41 am

PeanutButter wrote:

I baked salmon fish for dinner last night. It was sooo dry!

Any ideas how I could make it taste better next time?!

(my dh ~hates~ mayonnaise, mustard, and anything that contains those stuff.)

Poach it. Take salmon filets, squirt on a little lemon or lime juice, and top with chopped red bell peppers, or onions if you want. Add a little salt and pepper. Heat some wine (leftover stuff is OK) in a frying pan, add salmon, boil wine, turn down flame to low, cover, cook 10 to 15 minutes, until flakes easily. You can check it at 8 to 10 minutes, then regularly thereafter, for done-ness.

MahPitom

Thu, Feb 21 2008, 12:51 pm

don't bake form ore than 20 minutes. if you fluff it with a form, it shoudl move with the fork, and not be rubbery. that's all!

greenfire

Fri, Feb 22 2008, 6:42 am

yup ... too long ... gotta broil around 15 minutes ... check to make sure ... and should eat while just done - always best ... or if your broiler is too hot bake it first 10 min and broil for 5 ...

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