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4
Main-Course ServingsEasy
Published 2001
As delicious as a plain piece of sautéed salmon can be, salmon has such a full flavor that it lends itself to all sorts of variations. One method—glazing—is easy to pull off by adding flavorful liquids to the still-hot sauté pan after removing the salmon, boiling the liquids down to a glaze, and then putting the salmon back in the pan for a few seconds on each side to coat it. One of my favorites is teriyaki glaze made with soy sauce and mirin (a kind of syrupy sweet sake) or, if I don’t ha
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