Recipe - Salmon Filet

Butter for greasing 6 salmon
fillets; each weighing
; approximately
; 175200g (67oz)
Salt & freshly ground black
pepper
90 ml CrŠme fraîche; (6tbsp)
90 ml Dry white wine; (6tbsp)
90 ml Chopped fresh mixed herbs;
such as chives,
; basil and parsley
; (6tbsp)

Make six rectangles of double foil. Place foil dull side down and brush
each piece with butter. Place a salmon fillet in the centre of each piece
and season generously with salt and pepper.

Spoon 15ml (1tbsp) of crŠme fraîche onto each salmon fillet then fold up
the edges of the foil slightly and add 15ml (1tbsp) of wine to each parcel.
Divide the herbs between the salmon, then seal the foil edges to make an
airtight package. Place the parcels on a baking tray in a preheated oven at
200øC, 400øF, gas mark 6, for 1520 minutes until the salmon is just cooked
through. Open the parcels and slide the salmon and its sauce onto heated
plates.

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NOTES : The Tartan Quality Mark is the hallmark of premium quality Scottish
salmon. Each fish has been produced to strict guidelines as set down by the
Scottish Salmon Quality Assurance Scheme and has a unique identification
number which allows full traceability back to the farm. Sealing the salmon
in aluminium foil ensures that the fish remains beautifully moist and makes
its own sauce as it cooks. Waitrose's wider width 450mm aluminium foil is
ideal for this purpose, and is sold in 5m, 10m and 20m lengths. Instead of
crŠme fraîche and herbs, other flavourings such as chopped garlic, ginger,
salad onions and soy sauce can be added to the parcels.

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