Salmon fillet baked in parchment paper parcel aka fish in bag or going by its french name salmon en papillote is on my fave dinner cook list.
Salmon in paper parcels.
Stuff chopped basil leaves into the slits.
Place half the hot green beans in the middle of the foil.
Cut two 40cm square sheets of greaseproof paper and put a fillet in the middle of each sheet.
Place the salmon in the center of each sheet lengthwise.
Cut four pieces of kitchen foil or baking paper to the size an a4 piece of paper.
Here s a great way to easily cook salmon in a paper parcel.
Salmon en papillote salmon in paper parcels print recipe serves 2 2 salmon fillets about 200g 250g each 1 small carrot peeled 1 2 small zucchini 4 5 white ends of spring onions about 10 cms or so 8 cherry tomatoes dill.
Spray fillet with cooking spray and arrange lemon slices on top.
Add the stock cube and stir until dissolved.
Tear off 2 sheets of multix baking paper approx.
Cut 2 3 inch slits into the fish with a sharp knife.
Add the ginger sesame seeds coriander sprigs and spring onions.
Pull the foil edges together and scrunch them up to seal the parcel.
Pour the boiling water into a heatproof bowl.
Place salmon fillet with skin side down in the middle of a large piece of parchment paper.
To use the en papillote in paper method cut a large heart shape from baking paper and fold it on half to form a crease.
Although the result looks impressively gourmet it only took 10 minutes to prepare and 20 minutes to bake in the oven.
Cut two 40cm square sheets of greaseproof paper and put a fillet in the middle of each sheet.
Slice the leeks really thinly.
Place a salmon fillet on each pile season and drizzle with the oil lemon juice and stock.
Bring up the matching sides of the paper and seal each parcel by crimping its edges together starting with the round end and finishing at the point.
Salmon in parchment paper makes a lovely presentation and is a super healthy way of cooking this fish.
Season the salmon fillets all over.
Drizzle with 1 teaspoon of olive oil a squeeze of lemon juice and season with sea salt and black pepper.
Gather up the paper slightly to form a well then add a splash of the ponsu and sesame oil about half a tablespoon of each in each parcel.
To make the parcels you add your ingredients onto a sheet of parchment paper fold it over and make overlapping pleats on the edge of the paper and fold them tightly around the food to make a seal.
Just prep wrap and bake which is a 100 noob friendly way of cooking.