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Ginger-soy salmon

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First we reduce gluten-free soy sauce with dry sherry and brown sugar till it's lightly syrupy. We then chill it and mix with grated ginger and sesame oil and use this mixture to coat boneless, skinless Huon salmon from Tassie which we then snap-freeze. 
Salmon fillet, soy sauce (gluten free), dry sherry, ginger, sesame oil, brown sugar. 
CONTAINS:
Fish, Sesame, Soy.
MAY CONTAIN TRACES OF:
Peanuts, Tree Nuts, Gluten, Dairy, Shellfish, Egg, Lupin.
PLEASE NOTE:
While we make every effort to ensure dishes are free of cross-contamination, our kitchen is not allergen free.
 SMALL
ENERGY2841.3kj
PROTEIN73.8g
FAT TOTAL36.7g
- SATURATED9.1g
CARBS9.1g
- SUGARS8.2g
SODIUM1053.4mg
Small:
Serves two adults with accompaniments

These salmon fillets are so versatile. You can simply serve with a salad or stir-fried Asian greens or flake and scatter over a salad of noodles, raw vegetables and herbs or an Asian slaw or steamed rice.

Flakes of just-cooked salmon also make a delicious addition to a miso soup, with cooked Japanese noodles and chopped, blanched green vegetables.

Oh, and what about rice paper rolls?! Flaked cooked salmon, rice vermicelli, herbs, chopped chilli and peanuts, wrapped in softened rice paper and dunked into a fish-sauce-lime juice-chilli dressing or one made from soy and vinegar. YUM.

Frozen product. Defrost in refrigerator. Once defrosted, cook and consume within 48 hours. 

Please note this product contains raw fish and should be fully cooked before consumption.

While every effort has been made to ensure that the salmon is bone and scale free, please be aware that some bones may remain.

NB: because of the sherry in the marinade, it remains liquid - this does not mean the product has begun to defrost.

Defrost fully before cooking. Cook in a lightly oiled pan, three to four minutes a side should do it - don't forget it will continue to cook when it's come off the heat.