Cooking fish

One trick to make sure the skin becomes crisp is to lay the fillets skin-side down on a plate or pyrex dish covered with a solid but thin layer of kosher or other non-iodized salt. Just let the fillets sit there covered with plastic wrap for at least 1/2 hour. This will draw out the extra moisture from the skin. Simply take the back of a knife, scrape away and discard the salt crust. Then simply pan roast as per your recipe requires. If using an oven broiler, try to move the fillets and the skin somewhat close to the heating element.

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Except that in step #2, since you want the skin, keep the filets skin-side-up, not down.

Sure, you can roast in the oven. These instructions are accurate. If you want even crispier skin, a minute or two before the recommended cooking time based on thickness of fish, move the pan under the broiler and watch it like a hawk.
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