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We hope you LOVE this crispy skin salmon! It’s: If you want to eat the skin, keep in mind that it’s especially important to source wild-caught fish that comes from the cleanest waters possible ( source).

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The skin is rich in omega 3s (a healthy fat) plus other nutrients. To keep it crispy, it’s best to serve the filets skin side up. Yes! And when the skin is crispy like in this recipe, it’s our favorite part. Or try it with our Crispy Smashed Potatoes with Garlic Pesto, Creamy Vegetable Risotto, Strawberry Arugula Salad, or steamed artichokes. Classic pairings include roasted asparagus and mashed potatoes. Salmon pairs well with nearly any side dish, especially those that are fresh or creamy. Once fully cooked, it’s ready to plate along with your favorite sides! Side Dishes for Salmon A food thermometer inserted into the center of a filet should read 145 degrees Fahrenheit (63 Celsius) for food safety.

You can tell your salmon is cooked because it will change in color to a lighter shade of pink and flake easily with a fork. That means it’s time to flip, squeeze in some lemon juice, and cook on the other side for ~1-2 minutes (or up to 4 minutes for thicker filets). It’s important to leave the filets undisturbed and cook at a high enough temperature for long enough to help develop a crispy skin (~ 6-7 minutes at medium heat).Īt this point, the salmon will be cooked about half to three-quarters of the way up the sides (see photo below). When ready to cook, start with the skin side down. If you don’t have a well-seasoned skillet, check out our guide to cast iron for tips on buying one or for instructions on re-seasoning the one you already have. Cast iron holds heat well, which encourages that crispy skin we’re going for. Next, you’ll want to use a cast iron skillet that’s well seasoned (or enamel coated) to prevent the salmon from sticking. Second, it’s best to use an oil that’s suitable for high-heat cooking (like avocado oil) because to achieve a crispy skin, you’ll need to cook the salmon at medium-high heat. Not only does this prevent the oil from splattering everywhere, but it also prevents it from smoking, reducing any fishy smell that may linger in the kitchen. If you’re looking to make salmon that’s perfectly flaky with crispy skin, then there are a few secrets you need to know.įirst, brush the skin with oil rather than adding the oil to the pan.

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