To stay a little longer in the holiday spirit but not too excessive, nothing like a lasagna with fresh salmon. It is divine. Yes, I go hard but I have a horrible bias: J'adooooooooore lasagna. I cook them in every way. The "Bolognese " moreover, was my first post on this blog
. But enough digressions Here is a recipe for moist and flavorful thanks to the cooking broth ...
Ingredients:
12 sheets of lasagne
600g fresh salmon
fillets 1 onion 1 carrot
1 stalk of celery 1 lemon
1 bouquet garni
A little dill
60g Parmesan (Reggiano)
salt, white pepper
For the Bechamel sauce
50g flour
50g butter 50 cl of milk
Nutmeg
salt, pepper Selim
Preparation
Objective:
1. Peel the onion, carrot and celery and cut into slices. Do the same for the lemon.
2. Prepare the broth: Boil 2 quarts of water and immerse all vegetables, lemon, bouquet garni, salt and pepper. For my part, I choose white pepper which adapts extremely well with fish and is more discrete and aesthetic (white on pink). Leave "bubble" about ten minutes.
3. Dip salmon fillets rinsed prior to the saucepan and simmer over low heat for about ten minutes. Drain and crumble it into a bowl. Also remove a portion of vegetables, cut into chunks and add all ptits salmon. Sprinkle with a little dill. Book.
4. Prepare the bechamel: melt butter in a saucepan. Add the flour off the heat and turn vigorously. Add milk gradually, stirring constantly. Let thicken about 10 minutes. Add salt, pepper, nutmeg! Personally, I choose to Selim pepper Bechamel because it infuses great (I know, I know, everyone does not collect the peppers, but does ...)
5. Start assembling the lasagna: Oil a little lasagna pan, put a little bit of bechamel on the bottom to prevent this grip and put your lasagne sheets. Over noodles, spread out in order: the white sauce, salmon "Tunne" and a little Parmesan again lasagna, etc ... on 4 floors. finish with Parmesan Béchamel + emphasizing the Parmesan.
6. Bake 30 minutes at gas mark 6.
Agreement with Wine: A wine blah n dry ... very fresh proof:
Source: loosely based on the Marabout "lasagne" notaemment for the broth.
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