How do you eat salmon? (Smoked, fried, etc..)
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smoked and grilled!
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I don't. I'm not a fan of salmon.
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I like smoked, cooked, broiled. Salmon is great.
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I love it cooked any way! Either baked or smoked is better though!
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Planked... Soak a cedar plank in water for a couple of hours, about 8"x12". Tie samon to plank an place on grill, spray plank occ. with water...
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Yes, I do. And I make this way- fresh salmon 1 kg cut in pieces and cover them with 2 spoons salt and 1 spoon of sugar(mix them),then put some oil and put it in refridgirator for 24 hours.Sorry for my English, I`m Russian, living in Russia, but still hope you could understand me.
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Oh yea. I like the fillets better than the stuff in cans.
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Smoked or broiled.
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Smoked is my favorite way. But I love it grilled and broiled.
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I like smoked salmon.
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Smoked, poached. Salmon actually works remarkably well in the microwave - it isn't lazy (honest) but it is easy.
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I only eat it grilled...I marinate it in home made honey mustard with capers and shallots, and grill it. I personally like it with a slight crust on the outside and done, but juicy on the inside. I do not like it rare like so many others..
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put each fillet in a parchment "heart" then add 2-3 tbsp white wine and some lemon juice and whatever herbs or spices you want, and crumple the edges of the parchment to make a little shell for the salmon, then bake - delicious!
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Smoked, grilled, and raw
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bbq simmered in teriyaki with a tiny bit of dill weed
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i like sashimi and other types of sushi!
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Actually I like it grilled, if given the choice. Are ya grilling tonight, can I bring something to this salmon fanfare? :)
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I like to keep it simple when cooking salmon. Easy salmon in the pan with a lemon and pepper sauce done like this: http://www.waystocook.com/2008/11/ways-to-cook-salmon.html very simple and tasty
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Every way. I love it raw (sushi), smoked, broiled, baked or steamed and if you have a new way, I'll be glad to try that too.
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