Salmon fillets are coated in a creamy tahini yoghurt and adorned with fresh and flavourful herb-nut-sumac mix in this dish that is sensational for any dinner party. I prepared the salmon in a grill pan, but you can bake them at 150C/300F for 10 minutes or until cooked to your liking. If preferred, it can be made using a whole side of salmon or even ocean trout fillets.
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- Place the finely chopped herbs, hazelnuts, sumac and red onion in a bowl and mix well.
- Place yoghurt, tahini, garlic, lemon zest and juice in a bowl, mixing well to combine. Season with salt and freshly milled black pepper. Prepare this sauce an hour before using, so the flavours can meld together for a better taste.
- Heat a large skillet until hot. Lightly brush the salmon fillets with olive oil and cook them for 2-3 minutes on each side or until just cooked. Place on a plate and let cool to room temperature.
- Transfer the cooled fish to a serving platter. Smear a spoonful of the tahini yoghurt over the fillet, then top with some herb mix. Serve salmon evenly scattered with some pomegranate seeds.
37 comments:
This dish is wonderful, I love the colors and the flavors!
...it has the colors of Christmas!
Gracias por la receta. Te mando un beso.
That looks great, I really like salmon lots!
I love salmon looks delicious-thanks for recipe
Delicious!
This must be good. I love salmon.
To answer your question in my post, lemang is traditional Malay glutinous rice cooked and wrapped in banana leaves in a bamboo tube.
Very inviting with its Middle Eastern touches - love sumac and tahini and have not used them with salmon - perhaps a little less pomegranate for me . . .
Looks delicious.
Siempre es delicioso llegar aquí. Tus recetas se saborean ya con la lectura.
Gracias Angie! Que tengas un plácido fin de semana!!☀️
Salmon dish looks so glowing and glamorous!
Prefiero el pescado a la carne, así que todo lo que venga de ese reino me gusta. El salmón lo he cocinado más de una vez con costra, si bien, ha sido al horno, pero más rápido en asador. Muy buena esta receta. Para mi sin cilantro por favor.
Un beso.
Hello Angie,
The salmon looks and sounds delicious. Another great recipe. Thanks for sharing. Have a happy weekend.
Lovely colourful photos for this gloomy Autumn day, deary.
Beautifully presented.
Angie, this looks delicious and would make a perfect addition to a Christmas Party buffet. Bernadette, https://newclassicrecipe.com
What a holiday perfect festive look for us on Christmas Eve with our 7 Fishes! beautiful and Salmon my favorite!
I could eat salmon for dinner numerous times a week! And this gorgeous recipe is calling my name!
The salmon dish looks like a winner.
Bellissimo piatto😍😍
What a beautiful and flavorful topping. Your presentations are always gorgeous. It's Judee from Gluten Free A-Z blog.
This sounds quite delicious. I have never seen sumac here but I guess lemon zest might do the same job.. Cheers Diane
Yum! I love salmon, this looks fantastic! Thanks Angie :)
So enticing! Yummm!
Happy Sunday, Angie!
That looks amazingly festive. I've never thought of pairing salmon with tahini before, but it sounds delicious!
Salmon is my all-time favorite fish and it's so wonderfully healthy for us! The colors in this are so festive and just perfect for the season, Angie.
Me gusta el salmón.
Buena semana.
Un abrazo.
I just love salmon and this looks like an interesting way to prepare it. Happy new week. hugs-Erika
What a wonderful dish!!....ideal for Christmas!!!....it is beautiful!!........Abrazotes, Marcela
this looks so festive angie! I adore salmon and eat it often.
Loving the touch of Pomegranate seeds they will definitely give it a nice and sweet tang. Yum
Angie, What a beautiful meal! Spectacular salmon dish and we do love salmon... Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
pan seared salmon looks so relishing and yumm, Angie.. Wish I could grab the plate ;)
Many people love salmon... tasteful.,
Wish to try your recipe... thank you for sharing
Such a beautiful fish dish. I am a big fan of tahini as well, it's all so festive
It almost looks too pretty to eat. YUM!
Yeah, the key is to grill or bake "until cooked", not overcooked. That's a good reminder for me.
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