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Warm Salmon Salad Niçoise

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Warm Salmon Salad Niçoise

by Christophe K

Inspired by the South of France, the combination of flavors in this Niçoise salad are amazing.

Active Time: 45 minsComments: 16
Total Time: 1 hrViews: 1897
..one little thing..

there is one component lacking in text recipe - OLIVES (doesn't mentioned in list of ingredients for step 1)

and about this salad itself - I've included this one to my weekly menu - in addition to a great savour, it's also healthy and quite substantial option)

by Anastasiia I | Dec 4, 2007 2:24pm | Permalink
oops

pardon for my inattention - no olives needed in step 1, they go in step 3 )

by Anastasiia I | Dec 4, 2007 3:03pm | Permalink
I tryed this one last night ! ! !

It was so gooooooood , my boyfriend liked it . I was so excited for him to come over and try it .

by Eliza M | Dec 22, 2007 2:23pm | Permalink
Ingredients Listed in Each Step

The olives for this recipe are listed in Step 3. I know we do things a bit differently here at Rouxbe. We list the ingredients as you prepare them.
We try and break things up so you can just focus on what you have to do for each individual step.
Hope that helps....so glad you like the salad! Yeah!

by Dawn T | Dec 22, 2007 6:04pm | Permalink
Beans for 8 minutes?

Are you sure we need to blanch the beans that long? I often steam them ahead, for sauteing closer to service and leave them in only 3 minutes. With the addition to the hot potatoe step, are you sure 8 minutes isn't too long?

Not that I'm doubting you Dawn, love Rouxbe!!!

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by Glenda I | Jan 3, 2008 10:19pm | Permalink
On Cooking the Beans

We suggest in this recipe that the beans be cooked for approximately 5-7 minutes (the eggs are the ones that are simmered for 8 minutes). It all depends on how thick or thin your beans are, but most definitely cook them to your liking. There are no strict rules here. Enjoy this lovely salad!

by Kimberley S | Jan 4, 2008 6:34pm | Permalink
Christmas Eve

I made this recipe for my parents on Christmas Eve as we were having a French-themed Christmas this year and this recipe seemed straight-forward for a novice. We all thought it was wonderful and I found it relatively easy because I was able to break it up into parts. It gave me time to make sure I understood the next step without worrying about overcooking anything. Thanks so much for helping convince my parents I really can cook.

by Joe D | Jan 9, 2008 7:40pm | Permalink
Warm Salmon Nicoise

Enjoyed this dish. Healthy and hearty and delicious. No complaints. Yumm.

by Kris R | Jan 29, 2008 6:55pm | Permalink
Yummy!

Had this for dinner and it was fantastic! thanks

by Dee F | Feb 7, 2008 9:01pm | Permalink
Fantastic

Made this tonight for dinner. It turned out great! Certainly good advice to for the "mise en place". With everything ready to go, it comes together very quickly. Quite a nice dressing (quick and simple). Thanks for such a great recipe (I'm sure we'll be using it again and again).

by Kevin P | Feb 17, 2008 11:15pm | Permalink
great reviews

hello dawn! i have not made this yet but my mouth is watering and the reviews were great. thanks a bunch.

by Denise P | Feb 27, 2008 9:42am | Permalink
Great drill down

I have made this salad 3 times with great success and lavish compliments . But this last time I had viewed "Removing bones from fish" and couldn't believe how easy it became to remove the bones. If I learn nothing else , this was worth the price of membership! Do you have any tips for making it easier to remove the skin from the fillet?:)

by Liz S | May 5, 2008 12:53am | Permalink
Technical question

I've never heard of salting the water in which the eggs are boiled. How are the eggs benefitted from this?

by Karen M | Jul 15, 2008 2:17pm | Permalink
Salt in water?

The theory is that the eggs having a porous shell, ( that is why they need to be kept protected from unwanted fridge odors and why we place eggs with fresh truffles to impart them the aroma before making a truffle omelette), will absorb some of the salt from the water, but to answer your question they will not benefit a great deal, it is more important to respect the cooking time and shock them in cold water to preserve the colour of the yolk.

by Christophe K | Jul 15, 2008 4:29pm | Permalink
Salad Art

I just made this last night for the first time, though I've been meaning to try it ever since I first edited the recipe about year ago. It has such beautiful colors and presentation, it's one of my favorite looking Rouxbe recipes.

I've had Nicoise salads in many restaurants, and I've even had a couple in Nice! But this is BY FAR the best one I've ever had. We couldn't believe how delicious it was. The way all the ingredients come together in the warm dressing... It tastes even better than it looks.

Because it can almost all be made in advance, I'm going to make this my next dinner party meal, so I can relax with my guests then dazzle them by whipping up this mouth watering salad in minutes. Better do it soon while sweet juicy heirloom tomatoes are still in season at the farmers markets...

We had it with a 2004 BC Pinot Noir, which was a nice light compliment, if looking for a red wine to sip alongside.

Thanks for an amazing recipe Christophe!

by Jenn S | Aug 19, 2008 7:28pm | Permalink
linda

I made this last night was so goooooood,my husband love it,we will enjoyed its healthy,beautiful and delicioussss .
thanks for an amazing recipe!!!!!!!

by Patricia W | about 1 month | Permalink

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