Napa Valley Wine Planked Salmon

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  • on June 19, 2011

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    I didn't have champagne vinegarette or anything close so I made a brown ale/rice wine vinegar "vinegarette". It was heavenly.

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  • on May 14, 2009

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    Do not marinade in fridge more than 30 mins, chop the herbs small to sprinkle on prior to going in the oven and cook in a small toaster oven, my new one is from Breville!
    This recipe is delicious and very simple to make. My husband doesn't care for salmon but truly enjoyed this meal and I told him it tastes very French!
    I will definitely make it again, thanks

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  • on October 30, 2008

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    First, let me say I'm a fan of the wood. I like planked salmon. I like "over oaked" chardonnay. I'm even fond of retsina. So, this recipe appealed to me. But let's be clear: the cedar is the dominant element here. I didn't have bottled Champagne vinaigrette, so I used a 50/50 mix of sherry and sherry vinegar. Adding [cheap] wine to the soaking liquid made no difference that I could detect. I did like the julienned basil I put on top. My recommendation: soak the cedar in water and skip the wine; skip the marinade; plank the salmon, add salt and pepper, top with basil or the herb of your choice; finish with a layer of lemon slices to add flavor and protect the herbs from drying out too much. Yes, now it's a different recipe, but there you are.

    Also, as much as I like woodiness, I would not use pine. For sure, don't buy a $30 "cooking plank" from a gourmet store or high-end market. Ten years ago I bought a two-foot length of untreated (and it must be untreated cedar for 80 cents at a lumber yard. I'm still using it.

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  • on February 21, 2008

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    I made this for my husband and he and I both agree it's the best salmon recipe ever. I try new ones but this is the best by far. I will keep making this for a long time!

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  • on July 27, 2007

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    Made this for one of my girlfriends and myself in California! SO GOOD. The champagne vinegarette and dijon mustard are a perfect combo. 30 min, no more for the marinade. The salmon is flaky and flavorful. Will eat again and again....

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  • on July 20, 2007

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    Just so you know, I do not watch cooking shows, but last night I was flipping through channels and saw this show with the "relatively easy" menu.... I went to the store and purchased all the ingredients and make myself one of the most outstanding meals I have ever "made in MY kitchen"... I am "hooked" forever. I never liked cooking-probably because I did not know where to begin... Thank YOU !!!!!

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  • on July 18, 2007

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    The picture looks like cat food! If you cook this salmon correctly, it will not look like cat food. It will look much better. Do not use the cedar plank if you want to eat it though.

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  • on December 27, 2006

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    Make it for company. Elegant, subtle flavor. Follow the directions as is. Must do it again

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  • on December 26, 2006

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    The gave this recipe 4 stars instead of 5. The change I made was adding just regular drinking champagne to the mustard. I had plenty left from Christmas but no champagne vinegar. The champagne tenderized the salmon to melt in your mouth! I didn't even use a plank....just a foil lined pan in the oven at 350. Yes, it's tweaked, but Sandra gave me the inspiration and that is what cooking is all about.

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  • on December 21, 2006

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    That you cant even take most of the reviews about this show seriously. This is a nice dressing for salmon, and cedar plank cooking--which is very common and well known--adds good flavor.

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