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The feast of the seven fishes is a tradition that Italians follow every Christmas Eve. "La Vigilia" or "the vigil" is kept with the custom of dining on 7 fish dishes as we await the birth of the savior at midnight.
I didn't know about this Italian tradition, only knew when i read in Maryann's place.
When I prepare fish it is mostly on a weekend. Maybe it is because theer is cream in the sauce and I think for a weekday it is too heavy.
I don't think I have a actuall recipe for this I make the sauce just like that adjust according to my liking.
Ingridients.
Salmon
Mushrooms 250 gm I used a variety or mushrooms
Cream 150 ml
2 to 3 tbsp flour
3 tbsp butter
Fish/Chicken broth 300 ml or more if you want a thinner sauce
Curry powder 2 tsp or according to your taste.
1 garlic finley chopped
Peper and salt to taste.
Parsley to serve
For making the sauce, heat the butter in a pan and add the flour and let them fet for 1 to 2 minutes so that the raw flour taste is gone. Add the broth and stirr well and bring it to boil , add the curry powder and garlic to it and let the whole sauce cook for 15 minutes in a very low fire.
If you like you can strain the sauc in a sieve so that there is no gaelic pieces in them and also no lumps in the sauce.
In the mean time cook the fish. You can fry them, steam them, the choice is yours.
Also in a seperate pan add a knob of butter and fry the mushroom and keep them warm.
When the sauce is cooked for 15 minutes add the cream to it , stir and the sauce is ready to serve.
I plate them like you have seen in the piciture.
Wow The cream brings a festive look! Never made Salmon like this, very new and delicious recipe HC!
ReplyDeletewoo..this looks perfect on christmas feast...loved the salmon piece with different types of mushrooms..great job HC...If possible i would have come to ur home on christmas....
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us! It's a lovely dish :)
ReplyDeleteI didn t know about this Italian tradition either. This dish looks yummy I love salmon although I don t eat it that often.
ReplyDeleteToday I made salmon with usual gravy..Like cham said havent made like this..So creamy sauce HC
ReplyDeleteCool! I didn't know that tradition either, and there is Italian blood in our family! Thanks for the tip... I better start fishing:)
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I had salmon sundays every week for a year. I love salmon!
ReplyDeleteYummy salmon in curry sauce, i have prepared them salmons before but with creamy white sauce..looks delicious..
ReplyDeletewowowo..lovely things in ur kitchen..hmm..dint see u for sometime..where were u..
ReplyDeletewow! that looks delicious!
ReplyDeletejoin in the "sweet" event going in my blog!
that cream on the top is a killer.. :) Looks rich and delicious! Nice interesting recipe..
ReplyDeleteI usually make a sweet and tangy sauce for the Salmon when I bake or grill them. This recipe is simple and looks very delicious.
ReplyDeletemmm the name of the dish makes me hungry !!
ReplyDeletei love salmon, n this is a sure new way to eat it.
ReplyDeletejust stopped by to say hi...
do stop by my lil place once in a while :)
I just love seafood. Can I join you? :-D It sure looks yummy!!
ReplyDeleteI love salmon, this is a great way to prepare it, looks great!
ReplyDeletethis looks so yum,...:-)
ReplyDeletemmm..creamy sauce looks luscious on salmon,healthy side for a feast:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely combination of colours and flavours!
ReplyDeleteLove salmon in any form... I do try to stay away from cream sauce at home, I make a similar version with coconut milk instead of cream.
ReplyDeleteYour salmon looks so tasty I love the fresh salmon picture too it is so pink. :-)
ReplyDeleteMmMmmm I love salmon :)
ReplyDeleteHave never tried making salmon like this before. Looks creamy and delicious! :)
ReplyDeleteHappycook, your salmon looks very tempting. What a wonderful break from all the chicken and beef out there. Thanks for the great recipes.
ReplyDeleteWow... Christmas festive is around the corner now. I don't think there would be any debates about what to cook and what to bake anymore. Looks delicious, Happy!
ReplyDeleteWow sounds yummylicious. Looks gr8.
ReplyDeleteohhh very tempting...
ReplyDeleteThis looks perfect on soooo many levels - it looks great!
ReplyDeletewow the curry sauce sounds perfect and awesome.
ReplyDeleteWish you a great 2009!!
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