Salmon portion cuts refer to the way the fish is sliced for cooking and serving. Here are the most common types:
- Fillet – A boneless, skin-on or skinless cut taken from the side of the salmon. Great for grilling, baking, or pan-searing.
- Steak – A cross-section cut, usually including the backbone. This thick, hearty cut is perfect for grilling or poaching.
- Loin – The thickest part of the fillet, cut into smaller portions. Ideal for high-heat cooking methods like roasting.
- Tail – A thinner cut from the rear end of the salmon. Often used for quick-cooking dishes.
- Sushi Cut – Thin slices of salmon used for sushi and sashimi.



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