Roman roast chicken in cold sauce
Another recipe from the ancient Roman cookbook written (or at least sponsored) by Apicius (ca. 25 BCE - 42 CE), this time a cold, sweet-and-sour sauce for roast or fried chicken, ideal to pep up some chicken leftovers, to be eaten either warm or cold.
You need: chicken, garum (Roman fish sauce, similar to the Italian colatura di alici from Campania, or the French pissalat from the region of Nice. You can take the Thai Naam Plaa or Vietnamese Nuoc Mam as a substitute or, if you prefer, soy sauce), vinegar, olive oil, dried mint, dill, mustard, concentrated grape must (vincotto), dates and garlic, leeks or asafoetida as a substitute for the extinct laser resin.
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Creamy Dill Sauce Recipe - Super Easy! Annie's Kitchen
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I made a really simple and creamy dill sauce recipe which is perfect to eat with tender, juicy salmon!
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Recipe:
60g salted butter
30g plain flour
425ml whole milk (for a thicker sauce) 500ml if you prefer a less thick sauce
pinch of nutmeg
salt and pepper to taste
small handful fresh dill
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Salmon Pasta in a Creamy Dill Sauce
This Salmon Pasta is THE perfect date night dinner which is so darn easy to make. Enjoy! Chris x
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SALMON PASTA IN A CREAMY DILL SAUCE | Serves 2
????INGREDIENTS????
2 Salmon Fillets, at room temp (skinned & deboned)
7oz / 200g Spaghetti (or long cut pasta of choice)
3/4 cup / 180ml Heavy/Double Cream, at room temp
1/3 cup / 80ml Dry White Wine
2 sprigs of Fresh Dill
1 tsp Fresh Dill, finely diced
1 heaped tbsp Fresh Parsley, finely diced + extra for serving
2 small Shallots, very finely diced
2 cloves Garlic, minced
1 heaped tbsp Unsalted Butter
small pinch of Chilli Flakes (optional)
Lemon Juice, to taste (see notes)
Freshly Grated Parmesan, to serve
Salt & Black Pepper, to taste
Olive Oil, as needed
????METHOD????
Generously season all sides of your salmon with salt and pepper.
Fry over medium-high heat in a small drizzle of olive oil. Once golden on one side, flip over and place a sprig of dill on top of each fillet. Melt 1 heaped tbsp butter into the pan and baste the salmon (see video). Fry the 2 other sides of the salmon then place to one side and rest.
Cook your pasta in salted boiling water until al dente, reserving a cup of starchy pasta water. Drain when needed.
Lower to medium heat and fry your shallots in the leftover browned butter until softened, then fry garlic for a further minute or so until lightly browned.
Pour in 1/3cup/80ml wine, deglazing the pan as necessary, and leave to simmer for a few minutes to reduce. It's important to reduce the wine so it burns off the alcohol and doesn't end up too bitter. Once reduced by at least half, stir in 3/4cup/180ml heavy/double cream.
Add 1 tsp finely diced dill, 1 heaped tbsp finely diced parsley (or to preference), a small pinch of chilli flakes (optional) and a small squeeze of lemon juice to taste (careful, you won't need much). Season with salt and pepper.
Shred your salmon or cut to bite sized chunks then add to your sauce. Use a splash of starchy pasta water to thin out the sauce if you need to.
Toss through your pasta then serve with an extra sprinkle of parsley and a good grating of parmesan.
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This creamy, mayonnaise-based dill sauce is delicious with anything from fish cakes to steamed vegetables.
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