Efrata
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800 g Mpekere salmon4 iberibe
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100 ml Extra Virgin Olive Oil
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1 lemon ihe ọṅụṅụ
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1 tuft pasili
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1/2 kloovu Galiki
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ka uto nnu
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ka uto Black ose
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For Artichoke
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4 Artichokes
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1 lemon ihe ọṅụṅụ
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150 ml Akwukwo nri
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1 kloovu Galiki
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1 tuo nnu
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ka uto Extra Virgin Olive Oil
nTỤZIAKA
A Ntụziaka niile azụ ndị hụrụ esiri a ụzọ dị mfe iji chebe niile authentic na ezi uto.
The lemọn artichokes N'ụdị Salmon bụ n'ezie a ọgaranya na-akpọ nke abụọ na efere na Mpekere nke Norwegian salmon esie na oven na emulsion mmanụ, lemon na pasili na-eje ozi na a bed nke sauteed artichokes.
Ị ga Mesie enyi gị na a abụọ N'ezie nke azụ na a nụchara anụcha uto na i nwere ike ịgbanwe akụkụ nri ka dakọtara dị ka gị na-amasị na mmasị!
nzọụkwụ
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To prepare the Lemon Artichokes Baked Salmon, start with artichokes that will accompany the salmon (if you prefer you can also clean the artichokes with gloves so as not to stain your fingers). In a large bowl pour cold water and squeeze the juice of a lemon; the water will not make the artichokes black as you cut them. Then remove all the stalk of artichokes with a knife, then remove the outer leaves with your hands until you reach the tender and white ones. Once the outer leaves have been removed, cut the tips of the artichoke then divide it in half. Then with a small knife remove the inner beard of the artichoke. Cut the artichokes into thin slices, then pour them hand to hand into the bowl with water and lemon. When you have finished the artichokes, drain them. |
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Then in a large pan pour a little oil and the peeled garlic clove. Then pour the drained artichokes, stir and add a pinch of salt. |
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While the artichokes are cooking, chop the parsley. Then squeeze the juice of a lemon. |
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So take the fresh Norwegian salmon, remove the most noticeable thorns with the help of a tweezers then place them on a baking tray lined with baking paper and brush each slice with the emulsion of oil and lemon. You can also leave a little emulsion aside to add it at the end of cooking. |