You’ve set the scene for a perfect dinner: a beautiful fillet of Atlantic salmon, seasoned to perfection, hitting a hot pan or sliding into a preheated oven. But a few minutes into the process, something happens that makes even seasoned home cooks do a double-take. Small, white, gooey beads begin to “sweat” out of the…

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