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Showing posts with label lemons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lemons. Show all posts
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Eat This: Lemon Sour Cream Cake
I am crazy about lemons. In almost anything; freshly squeezed over a pork chop - a wedge served with my fried chicken .... anything. Desserts are especially wonderful when they are really tart and sweet together. This recipe was adapted from Ina Garten's Lemon Yogurt Cake recipe at The Barefoot Contessa. Love her. This is not too sweet, just tart enough to be awesome. Enjoy.
Labels:
baking,
Barefoot Contessa,
cake,
glaze,
Ina Garten,
lemon,
lemon zest,
lemons,
sour cream
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Let's Eat: Perfect Salmon Every Time
I love fresh salmon. In the past I've had challenges making it just right. But I found the holy grail of roasting a whole side of salmon. Easy Peasy.
In the past I spent a long time skinning the fillet. No more. Now I line a heavy half-sheet pan with aluminum foil. Rest the salmon skin side down. After cooking, you use a heavy spatula or a fish turner to lift the flesh and the skin sticks to the foil! Easy to dispose and even better, cleanup is ridiculously easy.
I started with a whole fillet of Copper River salmon. Fresh. Nice. Dried dill (I forgot to buy fresh), minced green onion tops (they have a lot of flavor.)
Thinly sliced lemons and a little roasted garlic grey salt and that's it. Don't over think it.
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees while you get the salmon ready. Pop it in for 12 minutes. NO LONGER. It comes out just a tiny bit on the rare side, but after you let it sit, covered with a sheet of foil for 10 minutes, it is perfect. Really. It's idiot proof.
The finished product. It was DELICIOUS.
In the past I spent a long time skinning the fillet. No more. Now I line a heavy half-sheet pan with aluminum foil. Rest the salmon skin side down. After cooking, you use a heavy spatula or a fish turner to lift the flesh and the skin sticks to the foil! Easy to dispose and even better, cleanup is ridiculously easy.
I started with a whole fillet of Copper River salmon. Fresh. Nice. Dried dill (I forgot to buy fresh), minced green onion tops (they have a lot of flavor.)
Thinly sliced lemons and a little roasted garlic grey salt and that's it. Don't over think it.
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees while you get the salmon ready. Pop it in for 12 minutes. NO LONGER. It comes out just a tiny bit on the rare side, but after you let it sit, covered with a sheet of foil for 10 minutes, it is perfect. Really. It's idiot proof.
The finished product. It was DELICIOUS.
Labels:
Copper River Salmon,
dill,
fish,
green onions,
lemons,
roasted,
salmon
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