Pan Fried Salmon Topped with Cooked Tomatoes

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PAN FRIED SALMON TOPPED WITH COOKED TOMATOES

Pan Fried Salmon with spinch

1       Fillet of Salmon

3      Tablespoons Olive Oil

3      Tablespoons Butter

1       Cup White Wine

1       Container Grape Tomatoes Halved

1       Lemon

¼    Cup Capers

1 lb. Spinach

                                                Salt and Pepper as needed

Wash salmon in running water, dry with paper towels.

Rub olive oil on both sides of salmon.

Salt and Pepper to taste.

Heat 3 tablespoons of olive oil in pan on medium high heat.

When pan is hot, place salmon skin side down in pan.  Cook 6 minutes until skin is brown and fish starts to turn white.

Remove blackened skin.

Turn fish over and cook another 6 minutes or until done.

Remove fish from pan and set aside.

Deglaze pan by adding wine and lemon juice

Add tomatoes and capers, cook until tomatoes soften, 3 – 4 minutes.

Add butter and let sauce reduce, then pour over fish.

Remove to serving platter.

Roast pine nuts in pan with olive oil, add spinach and cook.

Serve spinach as a side order.

 

This recipe is from the Stephen Blanton family in south Florida.  They say this is one of Sarah Palin’s favorite salmon dishes.

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