Here is the simplest way for me to cook saumon:
1) wash it and dry it with clean kitchen paper;
2) add proper salt and peppery powder on the surface of saumon and keep it for one or two hours in a refrigerator;
3) have it roasted and then eat it.It's delicious.
As I know, the meat of fresh samon should be soft but tight. However, most of samon in the supermarkets of Montreal is not as fresh as I expected since it is frozen before it is unpacked for sale. What's more, its meat becomes loose after it is defrozen. That's why samon here is not as fresh as that in Japan. You'd better not use it to make any Sushi.