So while I made quite a few changes to the original recipe, I stuck with a very similar vinaigrette - the only thing I did differently was reduce the amount of olive oil and add a touch of honey. The fresh tarragon really makes a difference in this salad. People had fun picking the different items off the platter to put onto their plate. I cooked the eggs, blanched the green beans and pitted the olives in advance.
Monday, September 3, 2007
Salmon nicoise salad
This salad was loosely based off this recipe from Tyler Florence. Obviously, one major discrepancy is that Tyler's recipe calls for tuna, and I used salmon. My grocery store had fresh wild copper river salmon, which looked much better than the tuna steaks, so I went with that instead. Also, I added a bed of arugula, which I tossed with the vinaigrette before I layered the rest of the ingredients over the top. I also omitted the anchovies, and went with yukon gold potatoes to add more color.
So while I made quite a few changes to the original recipe, I stuck with a very similar vinaigrette - the only thing I did differently was reduce the amount of olive oil and add a touch of honey. The fresh tarragon really makes a difference in this salad. People had fun picking the different items off the platter to put onto their plate. I cooked the eggs, blanched the green beans and pitted the olives in advance.
So while I made quite a few changes to the original recipe, I stuck with a very similar vinaigrette - the only thing I did differently was reduce the amount of olive oil and add a touch of honey. The fresh tarragon really makes a difference in this salad. People had fun picking the different items off the platter to put onto their plate. I cooked the eggs, blanched the green beans and pitted the olives in advance.
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We loved this dish! Beautiful and delicious! A+
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