Bill W. Michigan
TVWBB Guru
Well I did the En Croute version along with a cedar planked version because I ran out of Phyllo dough. So first thing first, go to your local fish market and get some fish. This is my go to place but I had some frozen Salmon that I got this fall.
I defrosted a couple of tail end pieces and brined them for 6 hours.
Placed them on some sheets of Phyllo dough and stuffed them with fresh spinach, minced carrots, mashed potatoes, ricotta, provolone, parmesean and dill havarti cheese and butter of course.
Wrapped them up nicely, put them on a sheet of parchement paper and on the grill they go.
Since I ran out of Phyllo I decided to plank the remaining salmon.
Then I added them to the mix.
So after a little over an hour for the En Croute and about 15 minutes for the planked it all looked like this.
A little homemade bread,spinach salad, mashed potatoes, beans and Viola', dinner is served.
And lucky for you!!! You have your choice of 2 plates Salmon En Croute or Cedar Planked Salmon.
Here's your plate!
I defrosted a couple of tail end pieces and brined them for 6 hours.
Placed them on some sheets of Phyllo dough and stuffed them with fresh spinach, minced carrots, mashed potatoes, ricotta, provolone, parmesean and dill havarti cheese and butter of course.
Wrapped them up nicely, put them on a sheet of parchement paper and on the grill they go.
Since I ran out of Phyllo I decided to plank the remaining salmon.
Then I added them to the mix.
So after a little over an hour for the En Croute and about 15 minutes for the planked it all looked like this.
A little homemade bread,spinach salad, mashed potatoes, beans and Viola', dinner is served.
And lucky for you!!! You have your choice of 2 plates Salmon En Croute or Cedar Planked Salmon.
Here's your plate!