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Note that we cook the salmon to medium-rare in this recipe. If you prefer rare salmon (with a large translucent area in the middle of each fillet), shorten the cooking time by 2 minutes, or remove the salmon when the internal temperature reaches 110 degrees.Total Cooking Time: 45.ote that we cook the salmon to medium-rare in this recipe. If you prefer rare salmon (with a large translucent area in the middle of each fillet), shorten the cooking time by 2 minutes, or remove the salmon when the internal temperature reaches 110 degrees. Total Cooking Time: 45.
During this time, residual heat will continue to cook the meat, and the internal temperature (in the center of the salmon) will continue to rise, even after it's off the heat. If you're unsure whether thicker fillets are ready, check the internal temperature. Insert a thermometer in the thickest part of the fillet and look for it to read a temperature of 120Â°F for medium rare. Personally, I prefer to cook my salmon at higher temperatures for shorter amounts of time, and treat it like a steak. First, salt and pepper the fleshy side of a one-inch thick salmon fillet (skin on, bones removed) and let sit at room temperature for 30 minutes. Then, heat a medium-sized skillet on medium-high for about two minutes.