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Blend all dry ingredients for 30 seconds
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Lay out sheets of cling film onto the kitchen bench wide enough to warp the salmon fillet in.
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Place the salmon fillet skin side down on to the cling film.
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Sprinkle the sugar cure over the fillet. Concentrate more of the cure on the thicker part of the fillet. This will stop over curing the thin tail end.
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Finally drizzle the gin over and wrap up tightly.
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Place onto a tray and refrigerate. For best results turn the fillet every 8 hrs
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48 hrs later you will have a perfectly cured salmon fillet ready to eat.