Low-Tech Sous-Vide Salmon with Herb Butter

Low-Tech Sous-Vide Salmon with Herb Butter

Low-Tech Sous-Vide Salmon with Herb Butter

Low-Tech Sous-Vide Salmon with Herb Butter

Ingredients

  • Seafood

    • 4 Salmon, center-cut
  • Produce

    • 1 Lemon, Zest of
    • 1 1/2 cups Sorrel, fresh leaves
  • Baking & Spices

    • 1 tsp Black pepper, finely ground
    • 1 tsp Sea salt, fine
  • Oils & Vinegars

    • 4 tsp Olive oil, Extra Virgin
  • Dairy

    • 1 cup Butter, unsalted
  • Other

    • 4 To 6 (1-quart freezer-strength lock-top plastic bags

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Title:

Recipe: The Fast, Easy, and Tech-Free Way to Sous-Vide Salmon — Weeknight-Friendly Salmon Recipes from Diane Morgan

Descrition:

Perhaps after the egg, the best food to exhibit the true triumph of sous-vide cooking is salmon. The already-tender fish is rendered nearly translucent when cooked in the low, steady heat of a water bath. But how many of us actually have the equipment on hand to make this for a weeknight dinner? Thanks to this technique from Diane Morgan, it's probably more of us than you think.

Low-Tech Sous-Vide Salmon with Herb Butter

  • Seafood

    • 4 Salmon, center-cut
  • Produce

    • 1 Lemon, Zest of
    • 1 1/2 cups Sorrel, fresh leaves
  • Baking & Spices

    • 1 tsp Black pepper, finely ground
    • 1 tsp Sea salt, fine
  • Oils & Vinegars

    • 4 tsp Olive oil, Extra Virgin
  • Dairy

    • 1 cup Butter, unsalted
  • Other

    • 4 To 6 (1-quart freezer-strength lock-top plastic bags

The first person this recipe

thekitchn.com

thekitchn.com

339 5

Found on thekitchn.com

The Kitchn

Recipe: The Fast, Easy, and Tech-Free Way to Sous-Vide Salmon — Weeknight-Friendly Salmon Recipes from Diane Morgan

Perhaps after the egg, the best food to exhibit the true triumph of sous-vide cooking is salmon. The already-tender fish is rendered nearly translucent when cooked in the low, steady heat of a water bath. But how many of us actually have the equipment on hand to make this for a weeknight dinner? Thanks to this technique from Diane Morgan, it's probably more of us than you think.