
Gravadlax kit
- Sophie Godwin – Cookery writer
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With everything they’ll need to cure their own salmon Scandi-style, this homemade Christmas kit will make an inspired gift for any keen cook
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Ingredients
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1 orange
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1 dill
plant
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small pot of black peppercorns
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125g box of sea salt
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500g bag of demerara sugar
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small pot of coriander seeds
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small pot of caraway seeds
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a fishmonger gift voucher
(to buy a 500g boneless piece of salmon)
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pestle and mortar
(optional)
Keep the screen awake with cook mode on the Good Food app.
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Method
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step 1
To use the kit: Write the following instructions on the gift tag:
To make the cure for your gravadlax, zest the orange and roughly chop a large bunch of dill. Using a pestle and mortar, grind 1 /2 tbsp peppercorns, then stir in 50g sea salt, 75g sugar, 1 tsp each coriander seeds and caraway seeds, and the zest. -
step 2
Put half the dill on a large piece of cling film and place your salmon on top. Cover with all the cure and the remaining dill, then wrap tightly. Place in a dish with something heavy on top to weigh it down.
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step 3
Leave to cure for 24-48 hrs, turning the salmon once, then rinse well and pat dry before serving. Will keep in the fridge for up to three days.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, December 2016
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