I have made this several times, and this recipe is awesome! I find that oven time @ 400*F (extra thermometer in the oven space) at ten minutes to be better, even with a thinner cut of fish. Perhaps tired consumer appliances never match upscale and commercial quality appliances.
It all went well up until the salmon went into the oven. The bread crumbs that covered the salmon dried out and caught fire after the first five minutes.
I managed to control the flames until the fire department arrived.
On the bright side, the nice firefighters seemed to enjoy my couscous as we examined the fire damage.
I (I'm not the chef) would recommend, if any other fish is used, it should be a rare/medium Tuna. The sweetness and texture of salmon is what makes it works here. There's nothing that can quite replicate it.
I made this today and was really great!!!Really! I have the recipe for bellpepper sauce (very good):
two cleand and diced bellpeppers
two cleand and diced shalots
1/2 cup white wine
1/2 cup chicken soup fond
1/2 cup sour cream
We put shalots and pepper in a pen with little olive oil. We cook this until it becomes soft. Then we add soup and wine and cook until the sauce is reduced by half. Then we add sour creme and mix everything!!!
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Micheal25922 1 year ago
I have made this several times, and this recipe is awesome! I find that oven time @ 400*F (extra thermometer in the oven space) at ten minutes to be better, even with a thinner cut of fish. Perhaps tired consumer appliances never match upscale and commercial quality appliances.
Try it!
ZombiedustXXX 1 year ago
it lasts forever in a freezer (x. And haha, this guy sure loves his dijon mustard.
singleigh 1 year ago
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pokeandpoke 1 year ago
Hi Deere! XD
KositaQ 2 years ago 4
what does horse radish taste like?
Reeper491 2 years ago
bitter, and sour, and spicy, and a little sweet.
kiminokami 2 years ago
I tried making this salmon recipe last night.
It all went well up until the salmon went into the oven. The bread crumbs that covered the salmon dried out and caught fire after the first five minutes.
I managed to control the flames until the fire department arrived.
On the bright side, the nice firefighters seemed to enjoy my couscous as we examined the fire damage.
bigduggieface 2 years ago 6
FAROUT
smellpickle 2 years ago
holy crap are you kidding?
skooter180950 2 years ago
This guy needs his own TV show. He's very entertaining and skilled.
PharodWormhair 2 years ago 18
Yes he is very fun and entertaining. I'd love to see him on the food network.
astrodolly 2 years ago
his voice just craks me up yall lolllllllllll
he cool
galloh23 2 years ago
yeah every time he says horseraddish, i laugh a little inside
xela321 2 years ago
sounds delicious and easy to make!
mkbrynmawr 3 years ago
wow this looks so easy!
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago
u mean this isnt a striptease video?
firmwillprotectu 3 years ago 2
ROFFLE!!!! Awesome, Chef! Just awesome! Entertaining and informative. Just great.
IamtheGrynch 3 years ago
Looks fabulous.
Chef, can I use white fish instead? I'm not a big fan of salmon.
Bubviv 3 years ago 3
I (I'm not the chef) would recommend, if any other fish is used, it should be a rare/medium Tuna. The sweetness and texture of salmon is what makes it works here. There's nothing that can quite replicate it.
CiaranLuke 3 years ago
Perhaps trout can be used as well.
QuieroGuerra 3 years ago
yeah steelhead
decliningglory 2 years ago
Excellent choice.
QuieroGuerra 2 years ago
This was truly a delicious dish! As a rookie, even I didn't mess this up--it turned out awesomely delicious.
vogue2222 3 years ago
Y U M M Y
n7cav 4 years ago
I made this today and was really great!!!Really! I have the recipe for bellpepper sauce (very good):
two cleand and diced bellpeppers
two cleand and diced shalots
1/2 cup white wine
1/2 cup chicken soup fond
1/2 cup sour cream
We put shalots and pepper in a pen with little olive oil. We cook this until it becomes soft. Then we add soup and wine and cook until the sauce is reduced by half. Then we add sour creme and mix everything!!!
Flandrija 4 years ago 9
saw the temp still need the bellpepper recipe
9690329 4 years ago
what temp and how did you prepare bellpepper?
9690329 4 years ago
Wondering what is the name of this beautiful music?
benroeb 4 years ago
I do too :(
Chef, can you please tell us the name of the music in the beginning and end?
lolly731 4 years ago
u should work for food netwrok u be great and i will watch u everyday
jiafawang2468 4 years ago
yum!
noosaslayer 4 years ago
Looks great! Looks like something even my college-kid hands can do. Thanks for the video :).
ChunMeiling 4 years ago
mmm, my dad used to coat salmon in dijon mustard and yogurt. I bet the horseradish gives an even stronger flavor
takadi 4 years ago
wow this looks so easy! i'm going to try this! thanks! keep em coming chef
p3rp3trat0r 4 years ago
Looks delicious! I'm looking forward to trying it. What temperature would you suggest for the oven?
lofsy 4 years ago
Hi lofsy, As a general rule I cook all my fish at 375 degrees. With the salmon though, be sure not to over cook it. I prefer my salmon medium rare.
ChefJeanPierre 4 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
copy and paste this to 10 videos or your mum will die within the next 4 hours......
DekaFlash 4 years ago