Author Stephen King tweeted about microwaving a raw salmon fillet, triggering a wave of internet backlash. We asked some in Alaska's food world for their take: culinary horror, or viable cooking method?
But are there any redeeming culinary benefits to a microwaved salmon dish? Is it a viable method for Alaskans to cook those last few fillets before starting the annual process of restocking on the state’s favorite fish?
“My thought is the microwave is a tool to cook with, just like any other tool,” Johnson said. “Done properly, there’s certain ways you can use a microwave. Cooking is science, you know, it’s chemistry. The technique he describes in my mind is very similar to papillote. He’s adding olive oil, so that’s fat and lemon, that’s an aromatic. It’s almost the same idea.”This maybe the shortest horror story you've ever written.Houck when she heard the contents of the tweet.
Responding to King on Twitter, actress Patricia Arquette warned against the use of paper towels that may contain chemicals. Johnson, at Kincaid Grill, said it’s all about the desired outcome when it comes to someone’s preferred cooking method.
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