If planned right, this salad can be made from leftovers. Just make a little bit more of the ingredients in previous meals and combine them with a zesty horseradish and dill mayonnaise.
½ # oil poached Salmon
1C poached Asparagus cut on the diagonal
1 stalk chopped Celery (about ½ C)
¼ chopped Red Onion (about ½ C)
1/3C chopped Chives
1/3 C sautéed Walnuts
1/2t Canola Oil
Dressing
1/2C Light Mayonnaise
2T Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1T grated Horseradish
1t dried Dill
1t fresh Lemon Juice
1/2t Kosher Salt
Fresh Black Pepper to taste
Oil Poached Salmon-
½# Salmon
1C Olive Oil
2 cloves Garlic
1T chopped Onion
1 6” Rosemary branch
Juice of 1 Lemon
2 slices of Lemon
Cut salmon into 1” cubes and reserve.
Heat the oil to 160° and add the rest of the ingredients to a 1 quart saucepan with a tight fitting lid. Gently lower the salmon into the oil and cover. Cook for about 10 minutes or until “medium rare”. Turn off heat and let rest in the oil for 10 minutes. Remove salmon and drain on paper towels. Cover and chill. The poaching oil can be strained and kept in the refrigerator and used again.
Dressing-
In a small bowl add mayonnaise and olive oil. Whisk vigorously until the olive oil has become “absorbed” or emulsified into the mayonnaise. Add the rest of the ingredients and mix well.
Sauté walnuts in canola oil until fragrant and toasty brown. While still warm, sprinkle with a pinch of kosher salt and toss. Save for the garnish.
Combine the rest of the salad ingredients and gently mix with the dressing. Garnish with walnuts.
Garnish with walnuts.
3 comments:
I'll make the salmon salad--sounds good.
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