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Salmon Tartare

Tartar de Salmón

A light and refreshing recipe that grows in popularity

Made with vegetables, fish, seafood or meat, tartare is one of the most popular recipes in restaurants. A dish that was already reflected in Marco Polo’s travel book, where it was reported that the nobility consumed meat fillets cut into small pieces with a garlic and spice sauce.

Some stories tell that the Tartars had the habit of curing the meat and placing it under a saddle to soft it. Some other stories inform that, in French Polynesia was common to present this dish in the late XX Century and it became much more popular in the fifties. It is in this decade, when his name emerges, was created the tartare sauce that the French chef Auguste Escoffier added to the steak tartare.

Thanks to the tarts and other elaborations such as tatakis, pokes, sashimi, nigiris and sushis, the fish have taken a special role at the table.

Enjoy a light, healthy and refreshing recipe such as salmon tartare.

Salmon Tartare

Ingredients for 2 portions

Step by step elaboration

  1. Thoroughly clean the salmon loin, removing the skin and possible spines. With a sharp knife we ​​cut into small cubes of less than 1 cm.
  2. Place the salmon cubes in a bowl and season with Worcester sauce, Dijon mustard, lime and lemon juice and pepper to taste. Let it in the fridge for 30 minutes to let the flavors integrate.
  3. Meanwhile, open the soybean pods and remove the seeds or edamame. Discard the pods and lightly season the edamames. Reserve.
  4. Soak the wakame in warm water for 20 minutes to completely rehydrate. Drain and dry thoroughly. Cut into very thin strips, about 2-4 mm.
  5. Mix rice vinegar, soy sauce, sugar and chilli powder. Stir well and season the wakame seaweed hydrated.
  6. Cut the avocado in half, remove the bone and then the skin. Finely laminate throughout.
  7. Place the avocado slices, superimposed, inside a cooking ring.
  8. Fill it with salmon, wakame seaweed and edamame.
  9. Remove the cooking ring and repeat the operation for the second or third portion.
  10.  Serve immediately sprinkling the tartare with sesame seeds.

‘Harmonies in Flavors and Fragrances’ by Juan Muñoz Ramos.

Harmony of colors and harmony in flavors and pink fragrances, with green and vivid sparkles, which bring color and flavor to a summery and very tasty dish such as a salmon tartare with avocado, seaweed and the yellow note offered by the egg yolk as sauce, closes for an almost total and edonist pleasure.

S.Pellegrino and Milesimé Rosado de Juve & Camps

At its side, two complements of the same level, who follow it on a trip to the bottom of pleasure. Nothing better than a fine and delicate water whose intake cleanses our palate and brings freshness. It is S.Pellegrino. Next to it, a great Cava. Elegant, rosé and Gran Reserva, it is the Milesimé Rosado of Juvé & Camps it is a trilogy that produces a show of aromas, flavors and sensations that slightly brush the magic of taste and pleasure.

Water, salmon and pink cava, we just need to be by the sea with the gentle breeze that rubs our skin to reach a total ecstasy, mediterranean and gastronomic.

Note: for the Cava service you can use a flute glass and a glass of white or red wine. Long aging wines deserves to breathe. Between 8-10ºC. S.Pellegrino must be served in a glass at 10ºC. In this way it offers all its flavor.

Tips

Make it a perfect meal with our Wellington Turkeyhere you can find the step by step recipe.

End this amazing meal with a Browny of Caramel and Toffee Sauceclick here to see the complete recipe.

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