Recipe
June 17, 2012
Salt Cod Salad Recipe
Step 1: Remove the skin and the bones from the salt cod. Break the flesh into pieces with your fingers, not a knife; you don’t want straight edges, just roughly torn bits. Put the salt cod into cold water for 40 minutes, changing the water three or four times. You want the fish to be a bit salty still.
Step 2: Squeeze the salt cod between your hands to remove all the water. Then, to be doubly sure, pat it dry between a couple of sheets of kitchen paper.
Step 3: Mix all the ingredients together and get the salad is ready. That’s it — simplicity itself. If you want to make the salad look even more attractive, use a 4″ cookie cutter and fill it with the salt cod. Carefully remove the cutter, sprinkle a few extra marjoram leaves over the top, and finish with a drizzle of olive oil.
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Reprinted with permission from José Pizarro’s Seasonal Spanish Food (2012 Kyle Books).
Directions
Yield:
Step 1: Remove the skin and the bones from the salt cod. Break the flesh into pieces with your fingers, not a knife; you don’t want straight edges, just roughly torn bits. Put the salt cod into cold water for 40 minutes, changing the water three or four times. You want the fish to be a bit salty still.
Step 2: Squeeze the salt cod between your hands to remove all the water. Then, to be doubly sure, pat it dry between a couple of sheets of kitchen paper.
Step 3: Mix all the ingredients together and get the salad is ready. That’s it — simplicity itself. If you want to make the salad look even more attractive, use a 4″ cookie cutter and fill it with the salt cod. Carefully remove the cutter, sprinkle a few extra marjoram leaves over the top, and finish with a drizzle of olive oil.
See more Spanish recipes.
Reprinted with permission from José Pizarro’s Seasonal Spanish Food (2012 Kyle Books).
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