Last night’s supper was easy and phenomenally tasty. Salmon, lime and coriander were made for each other. My photo does not do it justice and the plate I was going to use had been whisked away before I could snap it – so this one had to do!
I seasoned the salmon steaks with salt and pepper, heated 2 tbsps of olive oil and 15 gms of butter in a frying pan over a medium heat. I cooked them on the skin side for 5/6 minutes and 4 then on the flesh side. You could use skinned salmon steaks – in which case just do 4 minutes per side.
For the sauce mix 110 gm mayo with a small handful of chopped coriander, the zest of a lime and juice of half a lime. Mix well.
I served it simply with steamed broccoli spears and pearl maris piper potatoes in butter.
The flavours zinged off the plate!
This sounds wonderful. Food needn’t be complicated to be good.
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So true!
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What a lovely simple dish Keith, and a lovely combination of flavours.
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That mayonnaise sounds gorgeous Keith! We’re huge salmon lovers in our household, I definitely want to give this a go for a fresh ‘zingy’ dinner. Yum 🙂
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Thanks for the link up!
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Simple yet very delicious, I agree here!
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Reblogged this on From Alfredo's With Love and commented:
One from last April – a super simple Saturday salmon supper that zings with flavour and is beyond tasty!
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I love the simplicity of this. And your mayo sounds delicious.
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Thank you so much – the simplest dishes are often the best!
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