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Vodka & Beetroot Cured Salmon

Salmon would have to be one of my favourite fish. I love that it can be prepared in so many different ways – raw, baked, barbequed, pan-fried, sous vide, smoked or steamed just to name a few. And let’s not forget about cured salmon. It is so fresh and light and intense salmon flavour is delicious. Plus the change in texture of the fish is delightful.

I love the vibrant red that the beetroot gives to the top of the salmon which makes for a striking visual when serving.

I sometimes play around with the flavours in the cure mixture as well – as long as you keep the salt and sugar equal you can add in all sorts of elements. Another favourite is to omit the beetroot and add in grated ginger and lime zest along with finely chopped coriander, root and all.

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Ingredients

1 salmon fillet, around 1kg
1 large beetroot, grated
1/2 C sugar
1/2 cup salt
1/2 C vodka

Instructions

1
Begin this recipe the day before you wish to eat it. Pinbone the salmon fillet and trim the belly flap or excess fat.
2
In a large bowl combine the sugar, salt, beetroot and vodka. Lay the salmon fillet skin side down in a glass dish and cover with the cure mixture. Cover with clingfilm and refrigerate for at least 12 hours, preferably overnight.
3
Remove salmon from the fridge and wipe off the cure mixture with a clean damp cloth, ensuring you have removed all the cure. ALternatively you can rinse the salmon under cold water and pat dry.
4
Finely slice the salmon, diagonally towards the tail. Arrange on a platter and serve with a tomato, caper & avocado salsa and thin slices of rye bread or toasted sourdough.
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