Kitchen appliances and utensils:
- deep salad bowl or bowl (it is better not to use metal utensils);
- tablespoon and teaspoon;
- whisk;
- sieve;
- teapot;
- pan;
- glass jar with a small lid;
- fridge.
Ingredients
Ingredients | amount |
Pink salmon caviar | 120 g |
Boiled water | 1,5 l |
Rock or sea salt | 1 tbsp. l with a slide |
Odorless vegetable oil | ½ tsp |
Step cooking
- Pour boiled water (0.5 liters) into a deep bowl or salad bowl. Water temperature should be 50 degrees. Pour sea or table salt (1 tablespoon with a large slide) into the water and mix well until the salt is completely dissolved.
- Transfer the pink salmon caviar in the gaiter to the prepared water.
- Gently and slowly stir with a whisk to beat, so that the caviar is separated from the films. As the rotation of the film is wound on a whisk.
- When all the eggs have separated, remove the films, and leave the eggs to stand in salt water for 3 minutes.
- Over time, drain the water and discard the eggs on a sieve.
- Rinse them with clean boiled water (using about 1 liter) and let the water drain.
- Transfer the eggs to a clean glass jar and add flavourless vegetable oil (0.5 teaspoon) to it. Gently mix the eggs and butter.
- Salted caviar of pink salmon is ready to eat. Keep such caviar in the refrigerator for no more than three days.
Food Options
Pink salmon caviar is a delicacy. It can be served on fresh slices of white bread, loaf or baguette, smeared with a thin layer of butter. Profiteroles filled with butter, Philadelphia cheese or Mascarpone are perfect as a base. Caviar can be served in small tartlets, laid out in a slide on butter.
Caviar can be a decoration for various fish salads or seafood snacks. It can be used as a filling for pancakes.
Video recipe
See in this video the easiest and fastest way to salmon salmon caviar at home.
Other fish recipes
Baked pink salmon with vegetables in the oven
Oven baked pink salmon with onions and carrots
Pink salmon
Pink salmon under a fur coat in sour cream