Slice off the skin from 2 pieces of fresh salmon fillets carefully.
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Keep fingertips away from the sharp knife blade to avoid cuts.
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Slice off the skin from 2 pieces of fresh salmon fillets carefully.
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Keep fingertips away from the sharp knife blade to avoid cuts.
Line a sheet pan with a sheet of parchment paper.
Place 2 pieces of salmon skin nice and flat onto the parchment-lined tray, drizzle with 1 tsp of olive oil and spread evenly.
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Spread the oil evenly, otherwise dry spots will burn during baking.
Sprinkle 0.5 tsp of salt over the salmon skins, place another sheet of parchment paper on top, and press down with a flat heavy object.
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Ensure the heavy object is stable and flat, otherwise the skins will curl while baking.
Always use thick oven mitts when putting trays into or taking trays out of the hot oven to prevent severe burns.
Bake the pressed skins in the oven at 375°F - 190°C for 30 min until crisp.
local_fire_department375°F - 190°C, 30 minWatch out
Check halfway through to prevent burning, otherwise the thin skin will turn bitter.
Chop 2 pieces of shallots finely.
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Keep fingers curled under while chopping, otherwise blades may slip.
Chop 20 g of fresh parsley finely.
Melt 50 g of butter in a frying pan over medium heat.
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Do not overheat the pan or the butter will burn and turn black.
Wash hands and surfaces thoroughly after handling raw seafood to avoid bacterial cross-contamination.
Season 2 pieces of salmon fillets on both sides with 1 tsp of salt and 0.5 tsp of black pepper.
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Wash hands thoroughly after touching raw fish to prevent cross-contamination.
Hot butter may splatter when placing fish into the pan; lower gently facing away from you.
Add the seasoned salmon fillets into the melted butter, sear until golden brown, then flip over until cooked to nut brown butter consistency.
local_fire_departmentmedium heat, 4 to 6 minWatch out
Do not move the salmon too early, otherwise the crust will stick and tear apart.
Pour 60 ml of white wine into the pan to deglaze and sizzle.
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Stand back slightly when pouring wine, otherwise hot steam may rise suddenly.
Squeeze 0.5 piece of fresh lemon juice into the pan.
local_fire_departmentmedium heatAdd the chopped shallots into the simmering pan.
local_fire_departmentmedium heatPour 120 ml of heavy cream into the pan and gently mix to combine.
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Stir gently, otherwise the cream may curdle if the heat is too high.
Season the sauce with 0.25 tsp of salt and 0.25 tsp of black pepper, and reduce until rich and creamy.
local_fire_departmentmedium heat, 3 to 5 minWatch out
Stir frequently during reduction, otherwise cream will scorch at the bottom.
Place the cooked salmon fillets onto a serving plate.
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Lift gently with a spatula so the delicate fish doesn't break apart.
Add chopped parsley into the sauce in the pan and stir.
local_fire_departmentlow heatSpoon the finished lemon butter cream sauce over the salmon on the serving plate, and optionally top with crispy baked skins.
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Spoon the sauce evenly so every part of the salmon is coated.