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Old Sat, Sep-13-03, 11:35
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Default Need to know how to make this fancy thing!

I had this amazing salmon aboard a dinner cruise and I would love to know if its possible to make it low-carb. I only know the item description, perhaps you can tell me how to make something like it.

"An eight-ounce boned center cut filet baked with white wine and lemon accompanied with a light bay shrimp veloute' "


That's all I know. I know that it was a wonderfully cooked piece of salmon with a white sauce atop. That's what I am assuming the veloute is.

Thanks in advance!
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Old Sat, Sep-13-03, 12:13
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I don't have a recipe but I can tell you how...

Preheat the oven to 350F. Place salmon filets in a baking dish. Bring a cup or so of white wine and finely chopped shallots to a boil. Pour over the salmon, cover with foil and bake until the salmon is almost cooked through, maybe 15-20 minutes? After you've drained off the wine in the next step, re-cover the salmon with the foil and keep warm.

Drain the wine off into a pot and boil till reduced to a glaze. Add a cup of whipping cream and boil until thickened to a light sauce. Season to taste with salt pepper and lemon juice. I would also add some fresh chives. Stir in the shrimp - it only takes seconds to heat them - plate the salmon and pour the sauce over the salmon.

Looks like dinner!

Karen
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Old Sat, Sep-13-03, 12:26
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That sound great we are in a salmon craving mood right now and that would fit the bill. Thanks karen

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