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This is a truly beautiful dish and it would create a big impact at a dinner party. Caviar and avocado purée round off the citrus-cured salmon recipe from Luke Tipping. It also doesn't take long to prepare but use the best ingredients.
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For the cured salmon, peel the skin and pith away from the flesh of the oranges and grapefruits then cut into 4 segments - reserve these for the garnish. Slice the rest of the fruit finely and reserve
Lay a large sheet of cling film over a stainless steel or glass tray. Lay half the fruit slices on top of the cling film to approximate the shape of the salmon. Spread half of the salt mixture over the fruit and top with the salmon. Top the salmon with the remaining salt, followed by the rest of the citrus fruits
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Wrap the salmon in the cling film and leave in the fridge for 18-24 hours. Once the salmon is firm and the texture even - it is ready to use
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Remove the cling film and marinade from the salmon and rinse the fish in cold water. Dry the fish and wrap in fresh cling film. Chill for a further 4-6 hours before serving
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For the garnish, place the avocado in a bowl and season with salt, pepper and lemon juice. Pour into a blender and blitz on a high speed - while adding the water to make a purée
Luke describes his style as ‘very natural, very seasonal and free flowing’
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