Pan-seared salmon fillets in the buttery, garlicky tomato-and-mâche cream sauce with freshly grated 30-month Parmigiano Reggiano is wonderfully rich and packed with flavours. Serve the dish with some warm homemade crusty bread to soak up every last drop of deliciousness. Mâche, aka lamb's lettuce or cornsalad, has long spoon-shaped dark leaves and a distinctive, tangy flavour. It is used raw in salads as well as served as a vegetable. You can use baby spinach instead.
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- In a large skillet over medium-high heat, heat olive oil. Season salmon fillets with salt and pepper on both sides. Rub in. When oil is shimmering but not smoking, add salmon, skin side up, and cook until deeply golden, 4-5 minutes. Flip over and cook 2 minutes more. Transfer to a plate.
- Reduce heat to medium and add butter. When butter has melted, stir in minced garlic and cook until fragrant, 30-45 seconds. Add halved cherry tomatoes and cook until tomatoes are beginning to burst.
- Add the homemade broth and heavy cream. Stir them in. Season with salt and pepper. Turn the heat to medium-low and stir in mâche, then grated Parmesan.
- Return salmon fillets to skillet and spoon over sauce. Simmer until salmon is cooked through, about 1-2 minutes more. Garnish with chopped dill and serve immediately.
Judee from Gluten Free A-Z Blog - What a fabulous looking way to cook salmon the flavors sound incredible. Looks so pretty too.
ReplyDeleteThat looks incredibly delicious,
ReplyDeleteBoth the salmon and the sauce of this dish look divine, Angie!
ReplyDelete...I love salmon and this looks great.
ReplyDeleteA lovely recipe suggestion.
ReplyDeleteI know Mâche as 'lambs lettuce' but I think I'd use some baby spinach.
All the best Jan
This creamy sauce with the grilled salmon must be heavenly good!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good. I could eat salmon every day.
ReplyDeleteThe sauce that accompanies this salmon looks delicious. I will soon prepare this recipe.
ReplyDeleteRegards, Angie.
Delicious!
ReplyDeleteBill teases me about ordering salmon every time we go to a restaurant! So I'm always up for a new delicious recipe---he'll like this, too!
ReplyDeleteYour salmon looks delicious-I love salmon but lately I can't find any wild caught in the stores here-I don't buy farm raised Happy Friday and weekend
ReplyDeleteI haven't had salmon for awhile and this dish is making me want some. It looks so yummy Angie. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteSalmon, yum. That looks terrific!
ReplyDeleteGracias por la receta, te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteI would love this dish!!! Can imagine how good, creamy and tasty it is.
ReplyDeleteI love salmon, this looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteThis has TheHub written all over it. I am bookmarking it to make later. I think I might still have some salmon filets in the freezer.
ReplyDeleteThat salmon looks delicious. I wouldn’t have thought that mache would have enough structure to withstand being heated through but it definitely does! I love mache, it’s not as popular in Canada but is very popular in Europe (we had it last in Vienna). Lovely dish.
ReplyDeleteThis looks too good to eat!
ReplyDeleteEl salmón es uno de los pescados que consumo, nos gusta más que la carne, así que todas las recetas en que sea protagonista me van muy bien. Tu receta es sabrosa y sencilla, igual que las de mi cocina, así que me quedo con ella.
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I'm a salmon lover, and this is a good recipe, looks very tasty.
ReplyDeleteSomeday you have to tell me how can you think to cook these recipes so rich and original!
ReplyDeleteWe love salmon this looks creamy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteHave not heard of mache before!
ReplyDeleteThanks for explaining what mache is. I haven't seen it over here in the UK before, however I would probably be able to get it in a specialist grocers or deli, I must investigate!
ReplyDeleteThat lovely healthy salmon combined with a really rich and very calorie heavy sauce :) Delicious!!
It looks great too!
Ottima preparazione con il salmone, grazie!!!!
ReplyDeleteAngie, I'd never heard of mache before so I learned something new. The salmon looks delicious and the presentation is over the top! Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteSuch an elegant and yet simple dish! I can imagine loving this with tofu to soak in all that sauce.
ReplyDeleteDelicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Angie!!
Regards!
That sauce looks amazing Angie. As a huge fan of salmon I'm drooling here!
ReplyDeletemake me hungry....
ReplyDeletesalmon is one of my favorites
Hello Angie,
ReplyDeleteThis recipe sounds delicious! I love Salmon and parmesan. It does sound like it is pack with flavors, YUM! Thanks for sharing. Have a happy weekend.
I love salmon but just smoke
ReplyDeletela particolarità dei tuoi piatti è sempre una sorpresa! le tue ricette invitano a essere provate!
ReplyDeleteAngie, this really is amazing. I bake salmon a lot but never made the creamy sauce. Yes, I do cook chicken that way.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful presentation! I just learned what mache is last year. It’s also called corn salad here, so when I saw a recipe for tomato and corn salad, I couldn’t figure out where the corn was!!! Live and learn!
ReplyDeleteI love salmon!...this salmon is so creative, elegant, tasty and full of nutrients....I will title it "Angie's salmon!!"......Abrazotes, Marcela
ReplyDeleteThis looks perfect for a Winter's meal. We love salmon and with that sauce it would be incredible.
ReplyDeleteOh Angie, I already know we will love this dish! Gorgeous pictures in this post (as always!!). It's been way too long since I've cooked salmon, now I know just how I will prepare it! I'll definitely be sopping up that sauce with some crusty bread! Yum!
ReplyDeleteOMG this recipe is just to die for! I love salmon and this cream seems so flavorsome!
ReplyDeleteAdoro il salmone!! Buonissimo!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so delicious!
ReplyDeleteYummy
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