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Sumac Cured Salmon (gravlax) 🫶🏻 I love curing my own fish, and it is so much easier than you’d think! Pro tip: Always remove the pin pones in the direction they are positioned, never against so you don’t mangle the flesh. Ingredients: •1.5 lb king salmon (sushi grade). •1/4 cup sugar. •1/3 cup kosher salt. •2.5 tbsp sumac. •1.5 tbsp mixed peppercorns. •1/4 fresh dill. Toast points: •sourdough bread. •creme fraiche. •fresh dill. •chives. •olive oil. •lemon zest. Directions: 1. Pat dry your salm

Sumac-ade is wonderful. The fruits are ripe just in time to cool you off from the Summer’s hot weather! Sumac drupes (berries) contain both Malic acid (found in apples) and Gallic acid. The sourness likely comes mainly from the Malic acid. Be aware that the sumac I actually used in the video was a little past prime. The ones I showed when harvesting with the white coating are when you really want to harvest sumac for making sumac-ade. You may not get good color from some, but as long as it is so