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    Salmon and Sole terrine {Recipe}

    “Salmon for the Sole” – that is what Shilpa called this dish when she invited friends over for lunch. A cold layered Terrine with fresh and clean flavors, perfect for summer lunch served with a nice crusty baguette… Recipe: Ingredients: Sole fillet or any white fleshed fish – 500 gms Smoked Salmo…

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    Salmon and Sole terrine {Recipe}
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    “Salmon for the Sole” – that is what Shilpa called this dish when she invited friends over for lunch.1530304_10203744275745261_4767294480720703027_n A cold layered Terrine with fresh and clean flavors, perfect for summer lunch served with a nice crusty baguette…

    Recipe:

    Ingredients:

    Sole fillet or any white fleshed fish – 500 gms
    Smoked Salmon fillets – 100 gms
    Lite Mayo – 2 tbsp
    Cream – 1/2 cup
    Gelatin – 10 gms
    Tabasco Habanero or any other – few drops
    Dill leaves chopped – 1/2 cup
    Coriander – a small bunch
    Spring onions chopped – 2 tbsp
    Green chilies chopped – 2
    Whole grain mustard – 2-3 tsp
    Salt and pepper to taste
    Sliced oranges for decoration

    Method:

    Steam the sole fillets in a steamer till cooked but firm about 7-10 minutes depending on the thickness. Shred the flesh with a fork and set aside.

    Sprinkle water over gelatin and let it bloom. Microwave it with 1 tbsp more of water for 20 sec or till it dissolves.

    Combine all the ingredients together except the salmon fillets.

    Line a loaf tin with cling film and put half of the mixture in and level well with a spatula. 1966826_10203743966017518_8626779731665952329_nNow lay the Salmon fillets over this, covering the surface well. Put rest of the Sole mixture over the Salmon fillets and level again.

    Wrap well with cling film and refrigerate for a minimum of 4 hours so it’s firm and well set.

    Garnish with sliced oranges and serve as a starter with salads and/or bread.

    – Courtesy Shilpa Kapoor

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    Rangoli

    over 12 years ago

    This looks absolutely divine. Just when you are racking your brains over how to appease those tastebuds through the hot Indian summer this pops up on my page. Look forward to trying out this recipe. The picture tastes goooooood 😉

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