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Old 08-30-2007, 12:40 AM
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Default Cedar Plank Salmon with Fire-roasted Red Pepper Saffron Sauce

Made this tonight:

we ended up getting some fresh Wild-Caught Coho Salmon from Alaska today at one of our local stores.

So I did a Cedar Plank Salmon served on top of Jasmine-mint Rice with Fire-roasted Red Pepper Saffron Sauce – I put some lightly-grilled Garlic bread on the side which made for great a great “mop” of the sauce.

I realize that fresh mint isn’t a typical ingredient associated with Salmon but it really helped bring a nice freshness to the flavor of the entire dish – it almost acted like a palette cleanser as well.

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So bright colors! Your sauce looks just amazing. It would be a complete visual hit if you replace toast with grilled lemon slice and top Coho piece with whole mint sprig instead of drop of sauce - IMHO, it hides beautiful color of crust, well contrasting with bed of rice over a layer of sauce.

Absolutely award winning! And salivating!

I got 2 Sockeyes last week and "spent" them mostly on gravlax, ceviche and tartar. Now I see what I missed...

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In the future I would recommend uploading this to photo gallery and then linking to it from your post. This way it helps us build up our photo gallery.

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So bright colors! Your sauce looks just amazing. It would be a complete visual hit if you replace toast with grilled lemon slice and top Coho piece with whole mint sprig instead of drop of sauce - IMHO, it hides beautiful color of crust, well contrasting with bed of rice over a layer of sauce.

Absolutely award winning! And salivating!

I got 2 Sockeyes last week and "spent" them mostly on gravlax, ceviche and tartar. Now I see what I missed...

C
Thanks for the plating tips! I'm still working on that as you can see.. I LOVE the feedback!
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In the future I would recommend uploading this to photo gallery and then linking to it from your post. This way it helps us build up our photo gallery.

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Thanks for the tip! Didn't realize ya'll had a gallery..
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Looks awesome but clean the plate!!

All joking aside, it looks very appetising.
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