A wonderful dish – baked fish in salt – the recipe is simple, the taste is excellent! The effect of baking in salt is similar to cooking in parchment: the salt absorbs moisture and turns into a hard shell, creating a vacuum inside and retaining all the aromas and juices. At the same time, there will be no salted fish! This fish in salt recipe includes lemon, thyme, bay leaf. You can try adding more exotic ginger. Since the baked fish will not become crispy on the outside, it is best to remove the skin. However, before that, I recommend inviting guests to look at the fish in the salt “shell” – a rather curious sight.)
| Course | Baking |
| Servings (Default: 5) |
Enjoy your meal!
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