Larsens Seafood...the best 2 days ago..Lobster prepared every way.....
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FANTASTIC!!! Restaurant quality for sure.
My fiancee loved it... said (probably because she loves me lol) that my grilled salmon was better but this was epic.
The skin was crisp and the salmon was so juicy and flavorful.
My compliments for sure. A+++++
A lot of these look so good! Unfortunately, I'm a visual learner, lol. Anything I've learned how to make, I usually see how it's done on YouTube.
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I should mention that the parsley I used was fresh from our garden... we also have Rosemary and we use both quite consistentlyAwesome.. Glad you 2 enjoyed it![]()
My fiancee told me to thank you... she said it was almost better the next day for lunch.Yessss!
Looks amazing![]()
I'm still working on the Brussel sprouts... I have the sear down and the flavor for the most part but it's the centers I can't get the REAL flavor into.
I'm going to try par boiling them in stock (beef maybe) 1st then cast iron skillet as the photos show.
Don't get me wrong... I HATED Brussel Sprouts as a boy... my mom (God love her) made awful, soggy ones. Terrible.
These were fantastic but only 'almost' epic
I should mention that the parsley I used was fresh from our garden... we also have Rosemary and we use both quite consistently
My fiancee told me to thank you... she said it was almost better the next day for lunch.
She said and I quote "Thank that guy... you know... that dude... for me.. because last night was awesome"
I said "What now????"
She said the poster... the NYR guy
I laughed![]()
So I used about 5 cloves garlic... S & P (No celery salt) and seared them cut side down and didn't move them, then finished in the 425 oven (per ur recipe of salmon)Sear them with olive oil, garlic and celery salt/ pepper then deglaze with a little chicken stock (or beef stock, depending on what you're making with them)
Problem solved.
So I used about 5 cloves garlic... S & P (No celery salt) and seared them cut side down and didn't move them, then finished in the 425 oven (per ur recipe of salmon)
I also used tiny ones... thinking they w0uld be better small.
But the centers are still bland IMO (But I am a perfectionist)
The gal was very happy tho
Its deserved... I never liked salmon unless it was sushi for most of my life. That "fish" taste.Hahaa.. That's the best compliment I ever got on this site.
I'll take it!![]()
yeah lengthwise after trimming the stemCut side down, meaning cut in half?
That would be the way I do it
I love when people tell me they don't like Brussel sprouts and I laugh because yeah... who did like them in the 70s 80s and 90s when Mom's didn't understand caramelization and searing and getting water out (not flavor) meant GOOD?Cut side down, meaning cut in half?
That would be the way I do it
Its deserved... I never liked salmon unless it was sushi for most of my life. That "fish" taste.
I went to Scotland in like 14 or 15 and was amazed at the flavor and have been trying (sometimes tragically and sometimes to heroic results) to come close
Your recipe was damn close to as good as I had in Scotland
Cudos! @NYR
"WE" do and yes I got laid lolThat's awesome and been a long time secret family recipe.
Glad someone can appreciate it
I love when people tell me they don't like Brussel sprouts and I laugh because yeah... who did like them in the 70s 80s and 90s when Mom's didn't understand caramelization and searing and getting water out (not flavor) meant GOOD?
No one likes those awful things
I can eat mine the next day cold! Thats amazing!
I have 3 different sizes and all have been seasoned and usedYeah, the palette also changes with age lol.
Do you have a cast iron skillet?
It makes all the difference in the world.
If you were going camping and you could bring 3 things...Yeah, the palette also changes with age lol.
Do you have a cast iron skillet?
It makes all the difference in the world.