
Fish & seafood
Gravet ørret (cured trout)
Trout cured with salt, sugar and dill is a fresh speciality of Norwegian cooking. The fish, raw and delicate, becomes firm and gently flavoured after a few days in the fridge.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Sauce à la moutarde
Spices & seasoning
On the side
Instructions
- Rinse the trout fillet quickly and dry it thoroughly. Remove any remaining bones with tweezers.
- Mix the coarse salt, sugar and crushed pepper in a small bowl.
- Place half the dill at the bottom of a deep dish, then lay a fillet skin side down. Spread the salt and sugar mixture over the flesh.
- Cover with the remaining dill, then lay the second fillet flesh side down on top, or use the same fillet folded over. Cover with cling film and place a light weight on top.
- Refrigerate for 36 to 48 hours, turning the fish every 12 hours and spooning over the juices that form.
- For the sauce, whisk the mustard, sugar and vinegar, then whisk in the oil and chopped dill.
- Pat the fish dry, slice very thinly on the diagonal and serve with the sauce and rye bread.
Variations and tips
With what you can find here. Sushi-grade fresh salmon cures in exactly the same way if trout is hard to find.
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Original Ecomely recipe.

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