Fried Salmon & Cold Asparagus with Mustard Mayonnaise
| 500 gramsFresh Salmon Fillets |
| 4 tablespoonsolive oil |
| 2 tablespoonsButter |
| Salt; (for seasoning to taste) |
| 500 gramsFresh Asparagus |
| 1 Spiced Baguette; (or other favourite bread) |
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| FOR THE MAYONNAISE: |
| 1/3 cupVegetable Oil |
| 2 tablespoonsLemon juice |
| 1 cloveGarlic; minced |
| 1/4 teaspoonSalt |
| 1/4 teaspoonPepper |
| 1/4 teaspoonDry mustard |
| 1 Egg yolk |
Fried Salmon & Cold Asparagus with Mustard Mayonnaise Preparation
Cut the salmon across the filet into slices about twice the width of the asparagus, or wider if you prefer.
Salt the salmon lightly and fry in butter and olive oil until just done, flipping the pieces so all sides are browned a bit. Remove and let cool. Refridgerate.
Cook asparagus until tender. Immediately drain and thoroughly chill with cold running water until it is cold. This retains the colour. Drain and refridgerate.
For the mayonnaise, blend together the ingredients until smooth. Adjust lemon juice to taste. If too much is added, add a small amount of sugar until correct. If too thick, add more olive oil.
For serving, warm the baguette and slice. Arrange salmon and asparagus on a plate as you desire. Drizzle on some of the the dressing and serve.
Notes
Makes a lovely light summer lunch.
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