Sous Vide Salmon

zippy12

is Blowin Smoke!
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Virginia...
https://tasteofartisan.com/sous-vide-salmon/

Ok as usual I altered a bit except SV cooking temp time... 122F for 45 min

here we go!

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out of brine and int vac bag.... Now this guy had issue with a full seal vac... My solution was full vac then submerge into SV... then cut the seal on the bag sticking out of water....
Yes thanks me later!
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Sour cream sauce from my childhood
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4 min left
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frying pan sear - things happen fast here
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Probably the best salmon I have ever had
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that sour cream dill sauce was also good in the yellow rice!
 
We have Salmon twice a week for years. I've had it cedar planked, BBQ, Cajun'd, etc. you name it, I have had it.

SV Salmon doneness and texture has been the best so far.
 

The risk of botulism is not a real concern. Salmon (fish in general) is one of the things that will over cook if left in too long, even at 115 degrees. So you never SV it long enough to be a concern.

The parasites are killed by freezing and that article is WAY oversimplified. Much like high temps to kill bacteria, there is a time and temp curve for freezing to kill parasites. The simple answer though is all commercially frozen salmon is safe. If you catch your own, or buy fresh, you should look up the freezing time for whatever temp your freezer is at.

For the OP, try turning the temp even lower if you like soft flakey salmon. I like it at 115 for 30-45 minutes.
 
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