The
delicious flavor and crisp, chewy texture of pine nuts (pignoli) goes well with
seafood and salads. This recipe comes from Chef Vince" Pernicano, of
Lolo, Montana, author of the wild game and fish cookbook Cooking With Vince.
Baste
each salmon steak or fillet with butter then salt and pepper them to taste.
Preheat your broiler or barbecue and cook the salmon steaks for six to eight
minutes on each side. Do not overcook. The fish will flake when it's done and
should still be moist.
Now add four tablespoons of butter to a fry pan
and fry until golden brown. Next, add all the remaining ingredients, including
the mushrooms and cook until all is heated thoroughly.
Remove the salmon
from the barbecue, putting each steak on individual plates. Pour equal portions
of the pine nut mixture over each fillet. Serve with fresh fruit and melons.
Editor's
note: We
consider organic whole foods from both plant and animal kingdoms to be a major
key to superior health. We also think it's terribly important to eat fish at least
twice a week to get the essential fatty acids. Here at our house, we only eat
wild Alaskan salmon and other wild seafoods from our friends at Vital Choice.
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