Quinoa Avocado Salmon Salad
1.
Prepare all the materials.
2.
After soaking the quinoa in water for half an hour, repeat the panning several times to ensure that the saponins that may remain are thoroughly washed away to avoid a slight astringency. Then put it in the pot and add half a finger of water. Without covering the lid, cook for 10-15 minutes on medium heat.
3.
The avocados are pitted and cut into small pieces. I use a little lemon juice to pour them on top to prevent the avocados from oxidizing and turning black. At the same time, peel the orange and cut into pieces and take the mango into the flesh.
4.
The cooked quinoa is tossed with fresh salad sauce and honey and set aside for later use.
5.
Dry the salmon with kitchen paper, sprinkle with sea salt and black pepper granules, squeeze a few drops of lemon juice and marinate for 10 minutes, pour a little olive oil in the frying pan (Of course, you can use butter for good taste, but I don’t like it (The heat is too high) Fry the salmon skin down for 1 minute on medium and low heat, then fry the sides until golden brown, squeeze the lemon juice on the plate, and serve with the dipping sauce.
6.
Take the salmon out, put it on top of quinoa, and spread various fruits and nuts and mint leaves on a plate. Drizzle with a little fresh salad juice, lemon juice, and honey.
Tips:
1 Fried salmon should be three or five mature. What is three-five mature, that is, the fried salmon stands up and sees an agate-colored transparent band in the middle, which not only preserves the freshness and tenderness of the fish, but also removes the fishy smell.
2 Before frying the salmon, it is best to marinate it in lemon juice and sea salt for a while so that it tastes better.
3 To prevent oxidation and blackening of avocado and mango, you can squeeze some lemon juice.