4th Street Bistro House-Cured Wild Salmon Gravlax

4th Street Bistro House-Cured Wild Salmon Gravlax

4TH STREET BISTRO HOUSE-CURED WILD SALMON GRAVLAX


2 whole wild salmon fillets – skin on (about 5 pounds)
½ cup freshly ground black pepper
¼ cup toasted anise seeds
1¼ cups coarse kosher salt
¾ cup granulated sugar
1 large bunch coarsely chopped dill or fennel fronds

Stir salt and sugar together in a mixing bowl.

Use tweezers or needle-nose pliers to remove any pin bones from the salmon fillets. Place each fillet skin side down and sprinkle the flesh with the pepper, anise seeds, sugar-salt mixture, and then the fennel or dill.

Lift one fillet and turn it onto the other, flesh sides together. Place the pair of fillets on a rack inside a glass or stainless steel pan to drain.

Weight down the fillets with a platter or cutting board. Refrigerate for 3 to 4 days, turning every 12 hours.

To serve: Remove dill or fennel and slice thinly. Serve with rye toasts, cucumbers, and Dijon mustard-dill sauce.

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