Salmon and Vegetable En Papillote
I have always been intrigued by this dish, and thought it was hard like a lot of dishes with a French name, but recently tried it after seeing a recipe on Bon Appetit. It is also a fun dish to make with a child, as you can assemble all the fillings and let them fill them and make the little parcels. The cool thing is taking it out of the oven and opening to a delicious meal, complete with salmon and vegetables, just like opening a present.
Ingredients:
- 2 pieces of salmon to make two parcels
- 1/2 a zucchini and 1/2 squash thinly sliced
- 2 slices of lemon
- a dash of olive oil
- salt and pepper to taste
- 2 tablespoon of white wine
- 8-10 leaves of fresh basil
- 8 cherry tomatoes halved
- 6 slices of sweet red or yellow pepper
- handful of spinach
- a sprig of oregano
Method:
- add one piece of salmon, a few slices of zucchini and squash, salt and pepper, a couple of slices of pepper, spinach and oregano olive oil, basil, wine, a few cherry tomatoes and fold
- see picture for how to fold and clip below :-)
As I watch this I am smiling as my wee guy is under the dining table and I have a camera on my back taking quick pictures :-). One day as the kids grow my blogs pictures will shine but as you see these guys are priority right now :-)
little Jasmine adding goodies to the parcel, complete with homegrown tomatoes, basil, oregano and zucchini
Who else makes this? and if like me you were intimated don't be you can do it, lovely simple meal and super healthy
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I love salmon and in papillotr sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteJasmine love cook too? she is so cute:)
thanks :-) she likes cooking hope it stays with her
DeleteI love this kind of cooking, :) simple and hassle free, perfect when you have wee little boys under the table ;)
ReplyDeletehe he exactly you understand having two :-)
DeleteI love cooking in paper. It makes the meat really moist and helps concentrate the flavours. Looks great xx
ReplyDeletevery true my new fav cooking method
DeleteI haven't made tis since school but it was always one of my favorites! Beautifully done.
ReplyDeletethanks so much means a lot from you hugs
DeleteThis looks wonderful. I haven't made this in ages and now you've put the bug in my bonnet. Have a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDelete:-) looking forward to seeing yours
DeleteI love parchment paper more than anything. I do this with white flaky fish for some reason but will try with salmon for sure.
ReplyDeleteI bet yours are fab
DeleteAwesome ! Loved the video ! your little girl is a cutie !!! The dish looks delish too. Will try this one since we are big on salmon !
ReplyDeletecool hope you all like it
DeleteThis is so very healthy and tasty as well. Hallo, Sous chef Jasmine ;-)
ReplyDeletethanks and will tell her
DeleteI just love this! yummy!
ReplyDeleteI've made Dorie Greenspan's version of this method, and it was pretty tasty!
ReplyDeletei have yet to try this method of cooking, sounds fun and delicious! it is definitely time for me to give it a go
ReplyDeletelooking forward to seeing your version
Deletei've never done anything en papillote, but this looks like a great way to start! what fresh gorgeous flavors!
ReplyDeletethanks :-)
DeleteWhat a delicious way to prepare salmon, Rebecca, and I love your priorities ;)
ReplyDeletethanks hugs
DeleteI love, love salmon and this dish looks delicious, Rebecca!
ReplyDeletethanks so much yep it has your name on it :-)
DeleteI yet have to bake with papillote....looks great and indeed very healthy Rebecca...have a wonderful week ahead :)
ReplyDeleteyou too and I think you will love it
Deletevery healthy meal..
ReplyDeleteand hello to Miss Junior Chef Jasmine :D
thanks Lisa and will tell her hi
DeleteI love fish cooked in parchment paper! Sounds like a great way to prepare salmon.
ReplyDeleteI did using this papillote for twisting an Indonesian recipe of pepes which originally uses banana leaves. It worked fine but I couldn't get the nice smell of steaming/grilling banana leaves
ReplyDeletelove banana leaves good memories of eating of them in India
DeleteHi Rebecca, these look fantastic. And I love how you described them as "like opening a present"! fun! Have a wonderful Tuesday.
ReplyDelete:-)
DeleteI make a lot fish dishes like this tasty one too, also with veggies from my own garden!
ReplyDeleteYour fish dish looks amazing & ooh so wonderful too: great flavours! :) xxx
oh yum perfect with home grown veg
DeleteJasmine is soo cute and now I know how much she loves cooking :) And yes I can see your lil boy out there too :D
ReplyDeleteI didn't even know it's called papillote. I would just put every thing in a aluminum foil an bake it. It's our current most fav way to enjoy fish.
i hear foil works just as well, come visit
DeleteSounds fancy.. but looks really simple ;)
ReplyDeletethats the beauty of French food
DeleteThis is my favorite way to prepare salmon because it stays nice and moist and the little packet is so pretty on a plate. I usually add a few very thin sweet onion slices. Your version looks so delicious, Rebecca.
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