We eat a lot of salmon in my house. Oily fish, health considerations and all that, but also my fishmonger sells really nice fish, farmed but spanking fresh and really tasty. So we tend to have a Salmon Wednesday or a Salmon Tuesday most weeks.
I had a phase of baking the fillets glazed with soya sauce and honey. Delicious. For about 6 months. Then I switched to teriyaki sauce which had similar sweety-salty flavour that goes well with gutsy fish. Excellent, it took ten months or so before I got bored. Salmon baked with blue cheese en papillote. Salmon steamed with oriental flavours. All damn tasty, but somehow I keep looking for new ways and means.
Funny that I don’t get bored with steak, cooked invariably exactly after the same fashion. It might suggest that salmon really IS BORING – how presumptuous! Truth be told, I best like it raw or barely cooked, in a tartare or seared in a flash. Other people though (wimps or what…) prefer it only slightly translucent in the middle and piping hot, so there we have it.
This is a take on my salmon and potato bake, sans carbs. One pot wonder – courgettes and broccoli will do for veg, and if you really need a filler, return those spuds into the equation. Tasty. Very tasty. Might take a few months before I get fed up…