But when it comes to pan-seared salmon, there are also several other things you can do -- in addition to the parchment paper hack -- to guarantee crispy skin every time. Drier fish skin will crisp and ...

The first recipe I stumbled upon called for the salmon to be cooked in a hot pan glistening with oil skin-side up for roughly four minutes before giving the fillets a flip and “kissing” their ...

Tilt pan away from you and lay in salmon, skin-side down. Gently press on fish ... continue basting fish 1 minute more. To serve, set seared fillets in center of four plates.

What to know before scarfing up that seafood skin, or whether you should ... The tender pink flesh of salmon can be grilled, ...

Pat the salmon fillets dry using kitchen paper then season with salt and pepper. Carefully lay the fillets skin-side down in the hot pan and allow to fry for 5 minutes giving each fillet plenty of ...

Pan-seared salmon fish served hot, topped with freshly made tabasco butter. This salmon dish is best served with a side of potato salad or mashed potatoes. Place the fillet of salmon on the hot pan ...

Heat a griddle or frying pan over a very high heat for a good 10 minutes until scorchio! (really hot). Rub the salmon all over with oil and place it on the griddle lengthways, skin-side up.

Brush the salt mixture off the salmon and pat dry. Heat a frying pan or griddle over a high heat. Drizzle the olive oil over the salmon fillets and fry for 30 seconds on each side. Remove the ...

Heat half of the olive oil in a large heavy based frying pan over a high heat. When oil starts to smoke add salmon fillets and fry, skin side down, for 3 minutes. When salmon is two-thirds cooked ...