Salmon Fillet en Papillote with Julienne Vegetable
Show: Good Eats
Episode: The Pouch Principle
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By dudeperlike
La Center, WA
on June 26, 2012
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SOOOO INCREDIBLY TASTY!!!! I COULDN'T BELIEVE I MADE IT MYSELF!!!!
By Drjddavis
Eastern Shore, MD
on April 23, 2012
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I bought some king salmon and had a basic idea to cook in en papillote with julliene veggies. I had spring onions, fennel, dill, carrots, and was looking for something to tie the idea together. I enjoy Alton's creativity, so I used the site to get an idea. I thought I had vermouth, but it turned out I didn't. So I used countreau. It complemented the oranges. But I think the vermouth would have been very nice. It was unseasonably cool today, so I used the oven at 425. 8 minutes. Yummy!
By m.louise
Los Angeles, 38
on March 16, 2012
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Made this for the family the other night and my kids devoured it in seconds, even my 4 year old! Thanks Alton for such a great recipe!!!
By Max Caviar
Ladera Ranch, CA
on September 07, 2011
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The dimensions of the parchment paper sold in our local grocery stores simply doesn't allow you to cut out a 15 x 36 inch piece. I just put it in a glass microwave safe dish in the same fashion, covered with plastic wrap with holes for venting and it came out perfect.
By afisher975_11069031
on May 01, 2011
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Excellent! I made the meal w/o modification. My only recommendation is to season each layer of veggies. I see that some reviewers thought that it was too salty. I used sea salt and did not have a problem.
By Jeichelberger
on January 12, 2011
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This meal is fresh and clean and absolutely delicious. It doesn't get any easier than this. I love love love this dish!
By starrschism_130...
Houston, 83
on August 08, 2010
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Looking for a quick light meal your family will love - please try this! Used bell pepper and olive oil for the vermouth, but still managed to hit this one out of the park. Thanks Alton!
By sleevemedia
Oviedo
on July 06, 2010
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Seriously, there's no other way to put the praise I have for this dish. I normally take recipes as advice and mess around with them extensively. This is one where following exactly what Alton has built is far better than the sum of the parts. At least make this once exactly as it's written before wandering off with it.
By cduke@summertre...
Gardena, Idaho
on March 31, 2010
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My first Alton Brown receipe and a fantastic success. After reading the reviews (and having limited fresh veggies on hand I substituted yellow squash, onion and sliced mushrooms for fennel and leaks. Used a small dribble of cooking wine instead of vermouth. Added some ground fennel seed to the coriander. Our microwave must be failing because I used 7 minutes, but the result was fantastic. I've watched Alton Brown for years and used his ideas and techniques, but never directly (more or less followed a recipe. With the leftover fresh salmon, tonight we'll try it again with leeks. Alton did us right !
By andrea.moulding...
Honoluluhi, 50
on November 23, 2009
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This is a great way to cook. I was wondering if I could make some ahead and freeze them? Would I defrost in the microwave or maybe that morning? Any suggestions?