Grilled Mackerel Fillet from the Norwegian Sea

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Grilled Mackerel Fillet from the Norwegian Sea
  • Serves: 2 People
  • Prepare Time: 10 hours
  • Cooking Time: 1 hours
  • Calories: -
  • Difficulty: Easy
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Mackerel, or mackerel, is very popular in our country. This fish has a very bright, rich taste. It is pickled, salted, baked. Try grilling it and serving it with red caviar, sour cream, and green onion butter.

Ingredients

Directions

  1. Cut the fish into clean boneless fillets. Half the fillet goes for one serving.
  2. Prepare dill powder. Blanch a bunch of dill in salted water, put on ice. Squeeze out all moisture thoroughly and place in one layer on baking paper. Dry the dill in the oven at a low temperature of 30-40C until completely dry, punch the dried dill in a blender or coffee grinder and sift through a fine sieve.
  3. Add the correct amount of rock salt and freshly ground black pepper to the farm sour cream. Mix.
  4. Prepare the onion oil. Leave vegetable oil in the freezer overnight. Leave only the green part of the green onions. Punch the onion with frozen butter in a blender until smooth and add salt. Then strain the finished oil through a coffee filter. The onion oil is ready.
  5. Fry mackerel fillets 90% of the time over medium heat in butter on the skin. Turn the fillets over to the other side just before the end of cooking. Put the finished fish skin side up on a paper towel to get rid of excess fat.
  6. We collect the dish. Apply 2 tablespoons of seasoned sour cream evenly to the center of a flat plate. On sour cream, apply onion oil to taste, on top of half a tablespoon of red caviar, evenly spread several grains. Decorate the plate with dill powder at random, put the mackerel fillets on the side of the plate.

Grilled Mackerel Fillet from the Norwegian Sea



  • Serves: 2 People
  • Prepare Time: 10 hours
  • Cooking Time: 1 hours
  • Calories: -
  • Difficulty: Easy

Mackerel, or mackerel, is very popular in our country. This fish has a very bright, rich taste. It is pickled, salted, baked. Try grilling it and serving it with red caviar, sour cream, and green onion butter.

Ingredients

Directions

  1. Cut the fish into clean boneless fillets. Half the fillet goes for one serving.
  2. Prepare dill powder. Blanch a bunch of dill in salted water, put on ice. Squeeze out all moisture thoroughly and place in one layer on baking paper. Dry the dill in the oven at a low temperature of 30-40C until completely dry, punch the dried dill in a blender or coffee grinder and sift through a fine sieve.
  3. Add the correct amount of rock salt and freshly ground black pepper to the farm sour cream. Mix.
  4. Prepare the onion oil. Leave vegetable oil in the freezer overnight. Leave only the green part of the green onions. Punch the onion with frozen butter in a blender until smooth and add salt. Then strain the finished oil through a coffee filter. The onion oil is ready.
  5. Fry mackerel fillets 90% of the time over medium heat in butter on the skin. Turn the fillets over to the other side just before the end of cooking. Put the finished fish skin side up on a paper towel to get rid of excess fat.
  6. We collect the dish. Apply 2 tablespoons of seasoned sour cream evenly to the center of a flat plate. On sour cream, apply onion oil to taste, on top of half a tablespoon of red caviar, evenly spread several grains. Decorate the plate with dill powder at random, put the mackerel fillets on the side of the plate.

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