Saturday, July 31, 2010

31 Jul 10 (Sat) - Poached Salmon Steak in White Wine & Pan-fried Salmon Steak with Homemade Teriyaki Sauce

Was given a few pieces of frozen salmon steaks by BIL and so thought of ways to prepare them. Found two recipes on the Internet and tested them out. The first one was Poached Salmon Steak in White Wine from Easy French Food and the second one was Pan-fried Salmon Steak with Homemade Teriyaki Sauce from World Foodie Guide. Made some modifications to them and ended up with creative fusion food. There was a lot of teriyaki sauce left and the recipe said that it could be kept for up to four weeks. So put them in a bottle and kept in the fridge for future use.

Poached Salmon Steak in White Wine & Fried Purple Wheat Noodle with Broccoli and Fries
(Salmon Steak, White Wine, Shallot, Lemon, Koka Purple Wheat Noodle, Broccoli and Potatoes)

Ingredients A:
1 piece salmon steak
1 packet purple wheat noodle
Broccoli
1 local potatoe, cut into strips

Poaching Ingredients:
1 shallots, thinly sliced
1-2 slices lemon
1/4 cup white wine
1/2 cup water
A dash of salt and pepper

Method:
1.  Combine all poaching ingredients in a pan
2.  Bring to boil and reduce heat
3.  Put the salmon steak so it is half covered
4.  After 3-4mins, turn the salmon steak over
5.  After 3-4mins, off the heat and set aside
6.  Boil broccoli till cooked and set aside
7.  Cook noodle and drain
8.  Toss noodle with some light soya sauce and oil
9.  Heat up frying pan with some oil and fry potato till golden brown
10.  Arrange all ingredients on plate and serve

Pan-fried Salmon Steak with Homemade Teriyaki Sauce, Broccoli, Fries and lots of fried Shallot & Garlic
(Salmon Steak, Broccolo, Potatoes, Shallot, Garlic, Soyu, Mirin, Sugar and Cooking Sake)

Ingredients A:
1 piece salmon steak
Broccoli
1 local potatoe, cut into strips

Ingredients B (Teriyaki sauce):
5 tbsp light soyu
5 tbsp mirin
3 tbsp cooking sake
3 tbsp sugar
1/2 tsp rice vinegar (optional)

Method:
1.  Boil broccoli till cooked and set aside
2.  Heat up frying pan with some oil and fry potato till golden brown
3.  Combine all ingredients B in a pan
4.  Bring to boil over medium heat and stir constantly to prevent burning
5.  Reduce heat, simmer 15-20mins till liquid is reduced, turn syrupy, glossy looking and thick then off the heat
6.  Take a portion of the sauce and cook the salmon steak in a pan
7.  Arrange all ingredients on plate and serve

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