Salmon Cutlet With Olive and Mustard
"Something super simple and different to throw on the BBQ."
photo by PaulaG
- Ready In:
- 15mins
- Ingredients:
- 5
- Yields:
-
1 cutlet
- Serves:
- 1
ingredients
- 250 g salmon steaks (Australia -- salmon cutlet)
- 10 kalamata olives, pitted
- 9.85 ml coarse grain mustard (Australia -- wholegrain mustard)
- 4.92 ml garlic, crushed
- 4.92 ml extra virgin olive oil
directions
- Put the olives through a garlic press into a small bowl (or otherwise finely dice / crush them). Let the juice run into the bowl at the same time.
- Add mustard, garlic and olive oil with and whisk together with a fork.
- Lightly spread mixture over both side of the salmon.
- Heat BBQ plate at medium to low temperature and lightly oil the plate.
- Cook until done turning once. I normally look at the change in colour at one end. When it's about half way through turn and when the same texture has gone the whole way through it's ready.
- Nice served with some vegetables that have been lightly grilled on the BBQ at the same time.
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Reviews
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excellent. I had reservations about the meld of tastes, but it was perfect. I chopped the olives and added to the pan when I turned the fish over. I have 11 mustards here, but had to use french seeded mustard! Served with potato salad and green salad. a keeper! -
Excellant ! I made the recipe as directed. Really nice flavor. -
The flavors are excellent. Steel-head trout was used in place of the salmon. I did have have problems with the olive tampenade adhering to the fish. I think that next time I would grill the fish, turn and top it with the olive mixture. This was served with oven roasted corn on the cob and asparagus. Made for Aussie Swap. -
Since it's winter here in Canada and the bbq is full of snow, I baked the salmon in the oven near 15-20 minutes until it flake easily with a fork. It was so yummy. Thanks Peter :) Made for the Australian/NZ swap for December 2010 -
This was absolutely delicious - I followed the recipe to step 3, then wrapped the salmon in foil and baked it for 1/2 hour. Thanks Peter.
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