Salmón marinado a la remolacha

El salmón marinado a la remolacha es el entrante más colorido que prepararás este año. Fácil de hacer con solo 10 minutos de preparación más el tiempo de curado, es un aperitivo espectacular. Elaborado con remolacha, enebro, eneldo y vodka, es un delicioso favorito escandinavo y de Europa del este. Perfecto como entrante navideño o para disfrutar en el desayuno con bagels y queso crema.
Ingredientes
- 2 pounds (1kg) Boneless Salmon Fillet
- 2 Beets (grated)
- 1 cup Fresh Dill (chopped)
- 2 teaspoons Juniper Berries (smashed)
- 1 teaspoon Whole Peppercorns (smashed)
- 1 cup Salt
- 1/2 cup Sugar
- 1/4 cup Vodka
Preparación
- 1
Crush Spices - place Juniper Berries and Whole Peppercorns in a Pestle and Mortar. Smash Spices until they resemble a Coarse Ground Pepper.
- 2
Make Beet Cure - in a bowl, mix together Grated Beets, Fresh Dill, Juniper Berry mixture, Salt Sugar and Vodka. Pro Tip: wear gloves so your fingers aren't purple from the Beets.
- 3
Spread - place a small amount of the Beet Mixture across a Glass Baking Pan. Place the Salmon Fillet (skin side down) on the Beets. Evenly cover Salmon Fillet with remaining Beet Mix.
- 4
Wrap - loosely cover Salmon with Cling Wrap. Place a heavy object on top of the fish to weigh it down. (ie. a Baking Tray with Soup Cans on it, or anything with weight).
- 5
Cure - refrigerate Salmon for 2-3 days until it cures and is firm to touch.
- 6
Rinse - scrape off the Beet Mixture off the Cured Salmon. Rinse under water before wiping with Paper Towels.
- 7
Serve - thinly slice the Beet Cured Salmon against the grain on an angle when ready to serve. Garnish with fresh Dill, Capers, Red Onion or Lemon Wedges.
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