Showing posts with label Salmon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Salmon. Show all posts
Saturday, July 13, 2013
Tuesday, March 05, 2013
Sweet and spicy salmon

It is hot. But also sweet. You can feel the garlic. And the roasted sunflowers seeds. But the fish retains its sea taste. Every single ingredient has its place in this recipe. You do not need to add any butter or oil - salmon is fatty enough. And the spread above the fillet seals it during baking and keeps the meat inside juicy and full of flavor. Baked salmon with Sriracha hot sauce and plum preserves is a dish which requires little effort and little time. And the end result is amazing. I took the sweet part of the recipe from here - the spicy Sriracha sauce was what I needed to contradict the sweetness of the plum preserve.
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Hot,
Hot peppers,
pechena sjomga,
Salmon,
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Sjomga,
Spicy,
Spicy glaze,
Sweet
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Salmon carpaccio with cold-infused hot pepper oil
Fresh salmon. Really fresh. It doesn't need freezing, which enables the thinely cutting - you can feel the taste of the fish far better if it is cut in 1/8 inch (0.3 cm) slices. Just an hour in a fridge, some cold-infused hot pepper oil, some capers for a salty-bitter taste and some fresh lemon juice. And a slice of bread. Enough for a healthy breakfast, lunch or dinner. That is the way I like it.
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Breakfast,
Chili peppers,
Fish,
Hot,
Salmon,
Seafood,
Simple favorites,
sources of joy,
Spicy
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