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🎣 Salmon & Garlickety

A classic song... 🎵Like a bridge over troubled water... 🎶🎵 by Simon & Garfunkel.

And this, a classic dish.. i've monikered Salmon & Garlickety. 

Salmon!  Garlic!  Butter! 😄

with Salt & Pepper! 👏

The magic 3 performed on the cooking stage. 🎙️

What a perfect rendition, seasoned so well together, tugging at my tummy's heartstrings.🎶🎵



🎣 Tools

Shallow pan & flat ladle


🎣 Ingredients

  • Salmon, deboned, patted dry.
  • Garlic, crushed, skin on (slice off the ends)
  • Salt
  • Pepper
  • Butter
  • Spinach, Parsley, or Broccoli


🎣 Steps

  1. Sprinkle salmon with salt & pepper.
  2. On a shallow pan on high heat first, add butter.
  3. Add each salmon, skin down to sizzle & roast.
  4. Leave untouched for a few minutes as it sizzles away and caramelize.
  5. Whilst, add the garlic bulbs.
  6. Cover with grease splash lid.
  7. Flip the salmon gently, to cook the other side.
  8. Flip yhe garlic too.
  9. Add more butter as needed.
  10. Add some greens- spinach or parsley.
  11. Place on a plate.
  12. Serve with warm brown rice.


🎵

Sail on Salmon (silver) girl

Sail on by

Your time has come to shine

All your dreams are on their way

See how they shine

Oh if you need a friend

I'm sailing right behind! (said Garlic)

Like a bridge over buttered (troubled) water

I will ease your mind...

🎶

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