Low-salted herring at home
4 servings
2 hours
2 hours
Herring - 2 pcs., Onions - 2 pcs., Vegetable oil - 8 tbsp., Sugar - 3 tsp., Salt - 0.75 tsp., Table vinegar - 1 tbsp., Ground black pepper - to taste
Cut off your head. From the caudal fin from step about 0. 5 cm and make an incision on the abdomen. Clean the insides, rinse the fish under cool water and remove the remaining film from the abdomen. Dry the fish with a paper towel and make a shallow cut down the back, clipping the fin on both sides.
Remove the upper and caudal fins. Gently pick up and remove the skin. It's more convenient for me to start from the head, but you can also start from the tail, then cut the tail off. If the skin is removed poorly, then you can easily cut it with a knife. With high-quality, fresh fish, the skin is removed very easily.
In a jar (I have 0. 720ml), put the chopped fillet layer by layer, alternating with the pickled onions, and pour in 4-5 tbsp. vegetable oil. If you like pickled herring, then add all the marinade from the onion, then fill with oil to the top. Close the jar with the lid. Store the lightly salted herring in a jar in the fridge.