The Food Lab: How to Make Pan-Fried Salmon Fillets With Crispy Skin @seriouseats
The Food Lab: How to Make Pan-Fried Salmon Fillets With Crispy Skin  @seriouseats
Uploaded January 2017 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
Perfect pan-seared salmon should have crisp skin, moist and tender flesh, and fat that has been fully rendered. This technique produces excellent results with minimal fuss. The key is to cook the salmon most of the way through with the skin side down in order to insulate the delicate flesh from the direct heat of the pan.

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The Food Lab: How to Make Pan-Fried Salmon Fillets With Crispy Skin

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