Pike perch baked in salt
Cooking
Step 1
1. Gut the pike perch, remove the scales and wash thoroughly; cut out the gills with scissors. Mix salt with proteins; add a little water to make a paste-like mass; let stand a little. * For 1 kg of fish you need to take 2 kg of salt and 1 protein. The amount of water is determined by eye. You can use either coarse sea salt or regular salt. 2. Wash greens, dry, chop. Finely chop the zest. Mix greens and zest. Cover the baking sheet with a sheet of foil. Put half of the salt on the foil. Put the fish on it, put greens with zest inside the abdomen. 3. Preheat the oven to 200°C. Cover the fish on top with the remaining salt. Bake 45 min. Then carefully break the salt crust and serve the fish to the table.
Ingredients
Total Reviews: 0
0 Overall ratingHave you already prepared this recipe?
Tell what you think.
Write a review
You may also like
"Shopska" salad with Bulgarian cheese
This fresh, juicy summer salad is a dish of Bulgarian cuisine, but is popular not only in this country, but also in Serbia, Montenegro, Albania and the Czech Republic, as well as in my kitchen)) Its name comes from the name of the western ethnic grou
Yeast pie with sausages and Neapolitan curry sauce
I decided to share with you a real treasure, as my eldest daughter called this recipe - one of my favorite "savory" baking options: a wonderful, very satisfying pie made from soft yeast dough with a balanced creamy taste (made with vegetabl
Sorrel, spinach and celery salad
Dressing for this salad can be prepared on the basis of any sour jam, such as cranberry or lingonberry.
Stuffed tomatoes
It is a pity, of course, that such tomatoes stuffed with greens cannot be immediately put on the table. Time must pass so that the tomatoes are infused and all the necessary processes take place in the marinade. And then you can try, eat and treat.
Kimchi from young cabbage and radish
Kimchi is a specific way of making spicy vegetable snacks. In Korea, there are many varieties of kimchi, according to some estimates more than a hundred - from carrots, Chinese cabbage, spinach, pumpkin, cucumbers, mushrooms, and even lettuce leaves.