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Receta Parmentier de Saumon et Puree de Feves/Salmon Parmentier and Broad beans Hash!
by Robert-Gilles Martineau
Salmon and broad beans can be found on the plates and tables at homes and restaurants almost everywhere in the World.
Here is an easy recipe I found in my notes. It was both inspired by Japanese and French Cuisines, but definitely with a twist to the latter.
Avg. 4/52 votos
Japanese
Tiempo para Cocinar:
Raciónes:4
Wine and Drink Pairings:
Rully (Cote Chalonnaise
Ingredientes
Salmon fillet (skin peeled off): 400 g
Broad beans (peeled): 500 g
Unsalted Butter 50g
Hazlenut powder: 4 tablespoons
Seasme oil: a few drops
Ground pepper and fine salt
Direcciones
Preheat oven to 210 degrees Celsius
Put the salmon on an oven dish. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Cover a piece of foil paper and bake for 15 minutes
During that time Heat a big pan full of salte water and cook the broad beans for 5~6 minutes.
Take care not to overcook!
Drain the broad n\beans and mash them roughly witha fork inside a bowl. Add a few dops of seasme opil and a little pepper and mix.
Fiil 4 glass cups with the broad beans has, then add the cooked salmon (after having brol\ken it into large flakes).
Sprinkle the hazlenut powder over the top. Add a dollop of butteron top.
Grill it in the oven so as to gratine it for a few minutes.
Serve with a sprig or two of flat Italian parsley.
NOTE: Keep a few whole broad beans and mix them with the hash for better effect!