Baked salmon in blue cheese creamy paradise. Great recipe for Baked salmon in blue cheese creamy paradise. I was going to make this for dinner with friends this evening, but an unexpected son-sickness meant that our dinner date had to be postponed. However, my fresh salmon, bought on Saturday, needed to be eaten!! So I made it anyway, and. Stir until the cheese melts and begins to boil.

No need to flip the fish and make a mess. I wanted to post another cocktail recipe today. But since I posted one on Wednesday I figured you probably need somethin' to eat. You can have Baked salmon in blue cheese creamy paradise using 7 ingredients and 13 steps. Here is how you achieve it.

Ingredients of Baked salmon in blue cheese creamy paradise

It's 2 of boneless and skinless salmon fillets.
Prepare 1 of onion.
It's 1 glass of white wine.
Prepare 160 gr. of evaporated milk (or cream).
You need 100 gr. of roquefort cheese (or other blue).
Prepare Few leaves of fresh sage.
It's of Salt and pepper.

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Baked salmon in blue cheese creamy paradise step by step

Put a tiny bit of olive oil in a small saucepan and heat gently. Chop the onions, super fine, and add to the pan. Stir for a couple of minutes on a low heat.
Add a generous glass of white wine, put the heat up and when things start to simmer, put the heat at lowest possible setting and leave for about 20 - 30 minutes. The idea is for the onion to soak up all the wine while cooking. Keep checking to make sure the wine hasn't totally evaporated.
Prepare the salmon parcel. Put some sage leaves (or another herb; parsley, dill - salmon herb par excellence - chives or tarragon are all fine) under and on top.
Salt and pepper on both sides top.
Close and put in pre-heated oven at 190ºC for 35 minutes if your fillets are as big as these. If not, scale down time-wise.
Let's turn our attention to the sauce. Once the onion has absorbed the wine.
Turn the heat off, add the blue cheese and stir.
Until the blue cheese melts..
Turn on the heat (minimum) and add the evaporated milk (or cream - or natural yoghurt which would also work really nicely).
Leave on a low heat stirring now and then to prevent any curdling.
One thickened it should look like this.
Take the salmon out of the oven and open the parcel. It should be really tender and still pink in the centre.
Serve with the healthiest ingredient you have on hand (I had lettuce!!!) and enjoy. Delicious and quite luxurious too!.

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