We just made our version of this… It was amazing… Thank you for reminding me of options to cookout fresh Salmon! 1) Fresh Line-caught Pacific Salmon… NEVER FARM RAISED ATLANTIC like they used… 2) we Never use “coated pans” cast iron works just fine… or a good stainless, both much healthier than the pan they used. We are blessed to have fresh EVOO from our Olive Orchard and fresh lemons from neighbors and a good Gewürztraminer from Sonoma County - Optima winery… I went a little overboard with fresh lemon, and used less dill, but it was delicious. We served ours with an acorn squash stuffed with pecans, raisins and a little wine and butter. Followed with a glass of Optima Winery Gewürztraminer… great healthy meal! Enjoy and happy cooking to all!
I would not be as concerned with that than most stainless tools in the nonstick. Just lightly drag the whisk over the pan is the best way to use it in the pan. They do also have nonstick safe whisks too.
A whisk has round edges. Or really, no "edges" at all.. It's not as bad as you'd think. Definitely wouldn't be using a knife or fork or anything like that.
Christie is a pro and absolutely knows her way around a non-stick pan. I would ruin my non-stick pan (and if I didn’t, Hubby would) so I invested in a couple of silicone whisks. Does the trick!
That technique is routinely shown by Jacque Pepin. He uses the cover to steam frequently on his At Home videos. I’m sure as a chef for 70 years or so, that this cover technique has been around a long time.
Love it ! Going to teach this to my young student tomorrow ; thanks for the step by step which I will also send to my student after the class . Chef Gregory . . . Le Cordon Bleu
I understand why she removed the skin, but for diehard salmon fans like myself, I’d keep that skin and crisp it up for another recipe like I’d crisp up chicken skin for other recipes.
I would have glazed the other side of the salmon even if only a little bit because it looks so beautiful! And I would have also put the skin off to the side and cooked it crispy. It can be eaten by itself and if you're aware, the skin contains more of the Omega-3's that your body appreciates so much!!😊
Depends on what you like but I think what you mention will work nicely. A veggie may be good if you want to cut back on carbs some in your overall diet. Yes, the same or similar type of wine will be nice to have with it, but likely not a red, they can be too dominant for the dish, but a white or a blush will work.
This looks terrific! I know this isn’t up to her standards, but I’m going to try it with our Costco salmon pieces. They are already scanned, and I like the idea of searing it. Great technique. Do you make it low carb, I’m going to substitute the flower with zanathan gum We don’t have Dill around usually, so I’m going to have to use dried. If they want to make a weeknight dinner, they need to think about what most people have around the house.
@@noracharles80 start with tiny amounts. You zanathan gum for warm items and guar gum for cold items. Start with 1/4 teaspoon in a little bit of liquid before you add it to your item. And it’s best to sprinkle it around so it doesn’t clump
@@noracharles80 I can actually help you a lot with this, after being low-carb for three years! I used to love making and selling breads with wheat flour. I was sad when I had to stop doing that. But I’m learning a whole lot. If you look at ice cream labels, you’ll see that guar gum is most likely used. But sometimes xanthan gum. I’m still learning when do use which. But when I try making ice cream, I use the guar gum. It mixes better in cold Here are some dependable brands: Bob’s Red Mill It’s Just ( my zanathan gum) Judees (my guar gum) Kitchen Alchemy from Modernist Pantry. (My agar agar) I’m going to give you a link for the last one because they have great explanations for chefs and home cooks. They also make a great agar agar that is so much better than others for thickening. Great vegetarian option. th-cam.com/video/olYKqEeYyo4/w-d-xo.html In low-carb cooking, psyllium, husk powder is a substitute for the gluten. If you bake with almond flour, and want to make a bread, you might use psyllium husk powder. It takes a while for it to absorb, but it does the trick. Be sure to get the.NOW brand, as it wont turn your baked goods purple!!! Love America’s test kitchen over the years! I’ll be glad to help you whenever I can I use your salmon technique for my Costco salmon the other day. I had some pesto left over and used that. But I’m looking forward to making a piccata sauce on top.
@@judysbakeryandtestkitchen1654 Wow! Thank you so much. That info should be on ATK. I am taking a screen grab and printing it up to put with my recipes. Again, Judy, that is so very helpful. 🌷
I'm sure that I would love this, but my kids are fussy, and straight salmon is one of the only ways they will all eat it. I would have to save this for my wife and I some night.
It annoys me to see salmon recipes that discards the skin (the best part). You can still achieve great results in this recipe with the skin on. Fyi: salmon skin also contains more nutrition than the flesh -- such as omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins B and D, niacin and phosphorus minerals.
You could always crisp it in the pan before making the sauce! I think that's how I'm going to try it - extra flavour in the pan and my favourite part of the salmon on the side like a little piece of crackling! Man I'm excited to try this
We just made our version of this… It was amazing… Thank you for reminding me of options to cookout fresh Salmon!
1) Fresh Line-caught Pacific Salmon… NEVER FARM RAISED ATLANTIC like they used… 2) we Never use “coated pans” cast iron works just fine… or a good stainless, both much healthier than the pan they used. We are blessed to have fresh EVOO from our Olive Orchard and fresh lemons from neighbors and a good Gewürztraminer from Sonoma County - Optima winery… I went a little overboard with fresh lemon, and used less dill, but it was delicious. We served ours with an acorn squash stuffed with pecans, raisins and a little wine and butter. Followed with a glass of Optima Winery Gewürztraminer… great healthy meal! Enjoy and happy cooking to all!
*Salmon is one of those foods that’s delicious pretty much any way you prepare it.*
We eat Salmon every week. I must try this recipe next. Thank you.
Christie is so charming, I always enjoy her episodes.
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I plan on making this for Christmas dinner....maybe for New Year's dinner as well!
Copied for use later today . . . great recipe ! Chef Gregory . . .
I'm sold , usually I just use lemon ,butter and fresh dill ,.I love capers and wine in a lot of dishes
That crust! Beautiful! Thanks for another winner by Christie. I love to watch her cook.
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Looks absolutely delicious, quick, and easy!
I can't wait to try this one out. It looks so good.
Made this dish last night. Delicious! 🍽👍
I trust Christie, but the metal whisk in the nonstick pan stresses me out! haha
I would not be as concerned with that than most stainless tools in the nonstick. Just lightly drag the whisk over the pan is the best way to use it in the pan. They do also have nonstick safe whisks too.
A whisk has round edges. Or really, no "edges" at all.. It's not as bad as you'd think. Definitely wouldn't be using a knife or fork or anything like that.
Without an edge, it's not much of an issue. The non stick coating on the other hand will not last anyway.
Christie is a pro and absolutely knows her way around a non-stick pan. I would ruin my non-stick pan (and if I didn’t, Hubby would) so I invested in a couple of silicone whisks. Does the trick!
This looks delicious. Will try this recipe. Thanks!
That technique is routinely shown by Jacque Pepin. He uses the cover to steam frequently on his At Home videos. I’m sure as a chef for 70 years or so, that this cover technique has been around a long time.
Ooh yum - 5 stars will definitely be making this
Love it ! Going to teach this to my young student tomorrow ; thanks for the step by step which I will also send to my student after the class . Chef Gregory . . . Le Cordon Bleu
Great sauce for salmon
I love watching Christie cook!
Fantastic recipe and method. Thank you. Will be on regular rotation for me.
Salmon piccata is marvelous
Really great way of cooking salmon.
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Love it!
I will try this!
This looks so yummy!
Had piccata chicken but never had salmon Piccata really looks delicious 😋.
Made this tonight. Solid.
I made this but I added some onion & cooked for a few mins before adding the garlic. So delicious 😋 & had a little sauce for the mashed potatoes 🥔
classic recipe
I understand why she removed the skin, but for diehard salmon fans like myself, I’d keep that skin and crisp it up for another recipe like I’d crisp up chicken skin for other recipes.
Yummy
I would have glazed the other side of the salmon even if only a little bit because it looks so beautiful! And I would have also put the skin off to the side and cooked it crispy. It can be eaten by itself and if you're aware, the skin contains more of the Omega-3's that your body appreciates so much!!😊
Thanks for the recipe. What do we eat this with?
This looks amazing. I can eat just about any kind of fish if it's cooked to perfection like yours!
Any suggestions for sides? Would it be pasta or rice, & a veg or 2? + a glass of the same wine used in the sauce? Sounds wonderful.
Depends on what you like but I think what you mention will work nicely. A veggie may be good if you want to cut back on carbs some in your overall diet. Yes, the same or similar type of wine will be nice to have with it, but likely not a red, they can be too dominant for the dish, but a white or a blush will work.
I vote pasta. Rice or a salad also works.
Asparagus is great with lemon.
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I need to incorporate more capers in my food. I can eat those like candy.
I usually only eat salmon sushi since i think cooked salmon is bleh but this looks delicious and I will make soon! Thanks!
Being from the beautiful state of Washington, I eat a lot of salmon and seafood. Gotta love the ladies.
PBS is spoiling me!! : - )
This looks terrific!
I know this isn’t up to her standards, but I’m going to try it with our Costco salmon pieces. They are already scanned, and I like the idea of searing it. Great technique.
Do you make it low carb, I’m going to substitute the flower with zanathan gum
We don’t have Dill around usually, so I’m going to have to use dried. If they want to make a weeknight dinner, they need to think about what most people have around the house.
I need to acquire more knowledge on how to use zanathan gum.
@@noracharles80 start with tiny amounts. You zanathan gum for warm items and guar gum for cold items. Start with 1/4 teaspoon in a little bit of liquid before you add it to your item. And it’s best to sprinkle it around so it doesn’t clump
@@judysbakeryandtestkitchen1654 Thank you! There are two kinds? Do you have a recommendation as to brand?
@@noracharles80 I can actually help you a lot with this, after being low-carb for three years! I used to love making and selling breads with wheat flour. I was sad when I had to stop doing that. But I’m learning a whole lot.
If you look at ice cream labels, you’ll see that guar gum is most likely used. But sometimes xanthan gum. I’m still learning when do use which. But when I try making ice cream, I use the guar gum. It mixes better in cold
Here are some dependable brands:
Bob’s Red Mill
It’s Just ( my zanathan gum)
Judees (my guar gum)
Kitchen Alchemy from Modernist Pantry. (My agar agar)
I’m going to give you a link for the last one because they have great explanations for chefs and home cooks. They also make a great agar agar that is so much better than others for thickening. Great vegetarian option.
th-cam.com/video/olYKqEeYyo4/w-d-xo.html
In low-carb cooking, psyllium, husk powder is a substitute for the gluten. If you bake with almond flour, and want to make a bread, you might use psyllium husk powder. It takes a while for it to absorb, but it does the trick. Be sure to get the.NOW brand, as it wont turn your baked goods purple!!!
Love America’s test kitchen over the years! I’ll be glad to help you whenever I can
I use your salmon technique for my Costco salmon the other day. I had some pesto left over and used that. But I’m looking forward to making a piccata sauce on top.
@@judysbakeryandtestkitchen1654 Wow! Thank you so much. That info should be on ATK. I am taking a screen grab and printing it up to put with my recipes. Again, Judy, that is so very helpful. 🌷
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What temperature is salmon fully cooked? I get sick when eating salmon that’s pink in the middle..
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why are you using a steel wisk in a non stick pan?
I'm sure that I would love this, but my kids are fussy, and straight salmon is one of the only ways they will all eat it. I would have to save this for my wife and I some night.
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I saw "Piccata" and I paid attention.
It annoys me to see salmon recipes that discards the skin (the best part). You can still achieve great results in this recipe with the skin on.
Fyi: salmon skin also contains more nutrition than the flesh -- such as omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins B and D, niacin and phosphorus minerals.
I don’t have Christie’s knife skills. I would massacre that salmon trying to remove the skin.
Can you replace white wine with anything else ?
Dry vermouth works as well.
@@johnbrowneyes7534 Thanks but I should have been more specific No Liquor
Chicken broth may work. I use it when I don’t want to add wine to my white clam sauce.
@@johnbrowneyes7534 That sounds like a good idea Thanks 🙏🏼
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Wait do the chefs at the kitchen not sharpen their knives? It was so brutal looking at how she sliced that salmon
Skin is the best part! Don't remove it!
Much easier to skin the fish with a flexible fillet knife. Just sayin'.
Raw fish ain't my thing. So I would pass on this if they fish isn't cooked all the way through.
Sad that the delicious skin was wasted
You could always crisp it in the pan before making the sauce! I think that's how I'm going to try it - extra flavour in the pan and my favourite part of the salmon on the side like a little piece of crackling! Man I'm excited to try this
I like my fish cooked😢
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This is farmed Atlantic salmon. Parasite are a real issue.
this is an awful recipe to easy to over cook the salmon
Medium rare fish? Mmmm, parasites. You do know that all meats taste better cooked, right?
Agree! Undercooked!
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Can’t believe she removed skin. I’m annoyed already.
🤣😂😅🤣😂😅 fish monger 🤣🤣🤣🤣 1st we all don't ATK budget 2nd Fish monger 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 good luck non-ocean living people
Yeah, have your fish monger skin the salmon ‘cause 🤮.
i am italian and never heard about this sauce lol
Looks so delicious!
Looks delicious!