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WILD SALMON ON POTATO SORREL EGG SALAD,CHIVE LEMON CAVIAR DRESSING

Serves Four

 

Salmon (Recipe Follows)

1 – 12 ounce or 2 - 6 ounce Idaho potatoes, peeled and cut in small dice, cooked in boiling salted water 3-5 minutes until tender but not falling apart, drained and placed in a small bowl, covered with ½ cup dry white wine, let sit until cool and drain before using

3 large hard boiled eggs (covered with water and 1T vinegar, brought up to a boil and lightly boiled for 8-9 minutes, drained and cooled under cold running water, peeled and diced small)

1 dill pickle, 2 oz, need about ¼ cup diced

2T drained capers

¼ cup medium pack sorrel leaves, about ¾ ounce, cut in chiffonade

Lemon Chive Caviar Dressing (Recipe Follows)

Kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste

Method: 
In a bowl, mix pickles, capers, sorrel, eggs,
drained potatoes with enough dressing to moisten.  Season as needed with salt and pepper.  Divide between four plates (can use 3 ½ inch ring to form on plate).  Top each salad with one fillet of cooked salmon.  Place dressing over and around salmon and garnish each plate with caviar over and around salmon.

Chive Lemon Caviar Dressing

1 egg yolk (room temperature from pasteurized egg)

1 ½ T lemon juice

3T dry vermouth

1T wine vinegar

½ t salt

1 t dry mustard

1 cup regular olive oil

2T water

2T chopped chives

¼ t fresh ground black pepper

¼ cup salmon caviar

Method: 
Put egg yolk, mustard, and lemon juice in food processor with steel blade.  Turn on and add ½ cup of olive oil in steady stream, add vermouth, salt and pepper and add other ½ cup of oil, add water and vinegar.  Should be made the day before and refrigerated.  Right before serving, stir in chives.  Caviar should be used as a garnish and not stirred in dressing.

Salmon

1 ½ lbs center cut salmon fillets

Salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste

2T olive oil

Method: 
Slice salmon fillets into 1-inch strips widthwise (should have 8 strips all together).  For each roulade, lay 2 strips on their side intertwining like a yin yang symbol and roll into a pinwheel.  Secure with 4-5-inch wooden skewers put though the middle.  Place a large sauté pan over medium-high heat.  Season salmon roulades with salt and pepper on each side.  Place fat in pan and when hot, cook salmon fillets for approximately 2-3 minutes per side until medium.  Remove from pan.  Place on top of salad.


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