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Spicy Watermelon and Berry Salsa:
Blot both sides of salmon dry with paper towels. Repeat with clean paper towels until very little moisture remains. Brush both sides of salmon with olive oil and season (both sides) generously with salt and pepper to taste.
In a large nonstick skillet, heat 2 tbsp olive oil over medium high heat until very hot but not smoking.
Carefully place salmon in skillet skin side down and cook until skin is very crisp and golden brown and flesh begins to lighten, about 5-7 minutes depending on thickness. Turn salmon (skin should remain on fillets) and cook 1-2 minutes more. Remove to a plate and rest 3-5 minutes.
To make salsa: Stir together all ingredients in a large bowl. Let stand 30 minutes at room temperature before serving.
Serve salmon crispy skin side up topped with watermelon berry salsa.
Salmon is most commonly served with the skin removed. Try something new and enjoy your salmon skin on. When cooked to crispy perfection, the skin of the salmon adds a wonderful texture and salty crunch. Delicious when served with a seasonal fruit salsa such as Spicy Watermelon and Berry Salsa.
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I have always pan cooked Flesh side down first, and then the skin side. I like your way much better, getting the skin side crispy. Love it.
This was simple and delicious! I will definitely recommend!
Absolutely amazing! So moist and delicious with a crisp cool twist. Cooked my salmon a couple minutes longer because of thickness. Will definitely cook this again very soon.
I love it , easy and delicious.
Cool refreshing and not heavy but filling the perfect quick easy meal to celebrate end of summer
Wow! We really enjoyed this meal. I read other comments and added Feta and some cilantro to the salsa. I let it sit for an hour before sautéing the salmon. We also enjoyed a California Rose with this and thought it was a very good pairing. The color of the wine, salmon and salsa made the dish all the more inviting. We will enjoy making this again.
Super easy refreshing and light added fresh mint to the salsa
Love this. Was easy to make. Will be making again. All ingredients I love.
Like salmon recepe. Very healthy choice of Omega - 3 + fruits nutrition for good health and easy to cook. Thanks to Fresh Market Chefs.
This was quick and easy. I will definitely be making it again this summer. For next time I will add more jalapeño and shallot to the salsa, along with either cilantro or mint. On the salmon I added a little paprika. Next time I will stick to cooking the salmon at 5 minutes instead of 6. At 6 it was a little more done than I like but was still juicy and the crispy skin was great.
Wow! This is a must-try! It’s incredibly flavorful and easy to make. The suggested pairing of the Conumdrum Rose was perfect, if you’re like me and don’t want a sweet wine. The berry flavors are certainly highlighted, underscored with this pairing. Such an easy recipe that is off the charts!