The hubster and I just got married in April 2013 and are kinda settling down again. We used this blog to see what we've been eating over the years, but now we'll use it to post new recipes we're trying/testing/perfecting. We're looking forward to another wonderful year of new foodies! For keto friendly foodies, search for "keto"
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Showing posts with label lemon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lemon. Show all posts
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Curry Salmon
Curry salmon was made by first stir-frying salmon skin in a non-stick pan with a pat of butter. It was seasoned with kosher salt, ground pepper and curry powder. Remove the salmon to a bowl. With the remains in the pan, pour a lil bit of white wine and heavy cream to make a little bit of sauce. Add more curry powder and stir well. When it thickens, pour over your salmon. And then drizzled on some lemon juice. Serve with sliced avocados and a dollop of cream cheese for a deliciously savory meal.
We used McCormick's curry powder bought from amazon.com, but I'm guessing any curry powder works. FYI: McCormick's curry powder is mild. I'm guessing regular curry powder is spicy.
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Monday, December 31, 2012
Whole Salmon
We bought this baby 2-3 pounder salmon to celebrate an upcoming new year. Supposedly, some asians eat fish the eve of a new year and leave some left over to bring prosperity and good luck for the new year the next day. We just bought the salmon cuz we saw them at a market. heh.
Chop up some veggies and slice up a couple of lemons.
My hubby re-descaled the salmon to ensure a less scaly salmon (since the supermarkets don't really de-scale their fishes completely). Then, it was stuffed with the lemon slices. The fish was also rubbed well with red and white hawaiian salt with garlic powder and pepper and coconut oil (the white gunky stuff is the harden coconut oil). Top the fish with butter so it'll melt over the fish and make it even more tastier. Add the chopped veggies on the side of the pan to catch the fish drippings. Salt and pepper them lightly.
Bake in preheated oven of 400F for thirty minutes.
Serve on a plate. We ate ours with some rice and made up coconut gravy. The coconut gravy was somehow made with coconut flour, butter, white wine, water, heavy whipping cream and salt n pepper... maybe some other stuff too? We were trying to make a keto-friendly gravy. It wasn't great by itself, but man, it went really well over rice! We need to figure out what we did and make it again!
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