- Ensure the 2 salmon fillets are at room temperature and pat them completely dry using paper towels
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The salmon must be really dry, otherwise moisture will cause oil to splatter and prevent a crispy crust.
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The salmon must be really dry, otherwise moisture will cause oil to splatter and prevent a crispy crust.
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Season the salmon only on the meat side, not the skin side.
Hot oil may splatter when placing the salmon into the pan; place gently away from yourself to avoid burns.
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Do not move the salmon for 3 minutes, otherwise the crust will stick and break apart.
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Turn the salmon carefully using a spatula so the fillets do not break apart.
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Switch off the stove completely so the salmon cooks gently on residual heat without burning the skin.
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Extract all the juice thoroughly while removing seeds.
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Heat the lemon juice briefly so it reduces slightly before adding butter.
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Add butter gradually so it emulsifies smoothly into the lemon juice without separating.
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Turn off the heat before adding garlic to prevent it from burning and turning bitter.
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Stir gently so the parsley releases its flavor into the butter emulsion.
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Stir continuously until the sauce becomes a smooth, glossy emulsion.
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Spoon the sauce evenly over both fillets so each portion absorbs the rich flavor.