Important for baked salmon with spring vegetables
The salmon will remain juicy if the vegetables are cut small enough and the fillet cooks only to the translucent core.
Salmon, asparagus, zucchini and cherry tomatoes cook together on a baking tray with olive oil, lemon and dill. The salmon will remain juicy if the vegetables are cut small enough and the fillet cooks only to the translucent core. Trout fillet works just as well; for thinner fillets, the oven time must be shortened accordingly.
Why this recipe works
The salmon will remain juicy if the vegetables are cut small enough and the fillet only cooks to the translucent core. Salmon, asparagus, zucchini and cherry tomatoes cook together on a baking tray with olive oil, lemon and dill. Trout fillet works just as well; for thinner fillets, the oven time must be shortened accordingly.
Recipe
Salmon, asparagus, zucchini and cherry tomatoes cook together on a baking tray with olive oil, lemon and dill. The salmon will remain juicy if the vegetables are cut small enough and the fillet cooks only to the translucent core.
Green asparagus: cut into pieces. Dill: chop.
Cook salmon, asparagus, zucchini and cherry tomatoes together on a baking tray with olive oil, lemon and dill.
The salmon will remain juicy if the vegetables are cut small enough and the fillet cooks only to the translucent core.
Remove the salmon from the tray as soon as it is still slightly translucent in the core. Arrange the vegetables and fish with the drained lemon dill stock and divide the fillets on the plate.
Kitchen know-how
The salmon will remain juicy if the vegetables are cut small enough and the fillet cooks only to the translucent core.
Variations
Values are estimates and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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