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Salmon En Papillote


Salmon En Papillote simply means wrapping a piece of Salmon in parchment paper, folding up the paper like a little parcel and then baked, bag and all.  This one-dish meal is not only easy to preprare, it's nutritious too. The Salmon is moist and tasty with some baked potatoes, just what you need for a complete one-dish meal.  Most important of all ..... less cleaning up :))





Recipe for Salmon En Papillote  (adapted from an ASDA magazine with modifications)


    Ingredients


  • 300 gm Salmon fillet
  • 300 gm potatoes
  • 150 gm French beans
  • Some mixed dried herbs
  • Seasalt, Black pepper, lemon juice and zest
Method
  1. Cut 2 sheets of parchment paper, 12 ft square.
  2. Boil the potatoes util just tender.  Drain. peel off the skin and cut into quarters
  3. Blanch the French beans , drain and set aside.
  4. Divide the potatoes between  the two squares of parchment paper, add in some sprinkling of sea salt.
  5. Put a piece of Salmon on top.  Add some lemon zest, a dash of pepper and some sea salt.
  6. Wrap up the parchment paper leaving room inside for the air to move around.  Fold to seal the edges tightly.
  7. Put the parcels on a baking tray and bake in a preheated oven @ 200 deg.C. for about 18 mins. or until the packet is puffed up and the parchment is a bit brown in colour.
  8. Serve the Salmon in the parcel, toss in some blanched French beans, drizzle on some Olive oil and lemon juice.  Serve immediately.



I'm linking this post to the Little Thumbs Up event and the theme for this month is 'Potatoes'
organised by 
Zoe of  Bake for Happy Kids  and  Doreen of  My little favourite DIY 
and hosted by
Jasline  of  Foodie Baker

and also to 


Cook Your Books # 14 at   Kitchen Flavours

Comments

  1. Good morning Cheah, This Salmon En Papillote looks so delicious and pretty clicks too! Definitely love to try this as it is easy to cook and hassle-free :D

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    1. Yes, strongly recommended because less washing up!

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  2. Drooling...salmon is my favourite fish. This looks delicious and healthy!

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  3. Cheah, the salmon and veggies came out looking beautiful too!

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    1. I didn't bake the veggie, just blanch them, if baked, they won't look so green.

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  4. I like this salmon! Most delicious fish :)

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  5. Hi Cheah, I love making papillote dishes, they look so pretty and are so delicious! Love the addition of potatoes, shall try it next time!

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  6. Oh so simple and neat, healthy eating too! best part is less to clean as you said…great looking dish!

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  7. This is my kinda meal. All in one and the best thing is, less washing up to do!
    Looks delicious!
    Thanks for sharing with CYB!

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