
Working for a magazine has its few perks and in my case a free 10-lb, freshly caught wild salmon that was used in a photo shoot. My good friend Natalie and I decided to cook this beast and serve the sea monster to a hungry crowd. After scouring the internet and cookbooks for that perfect recipe, we came across a simple one which instructed us to stuff the fish with roasted fennel and plum tomatoes, seasoned with a handful of fresh herbs, olive oil and white wine. We did just that and whipped up a few accompanying sides. I could describe in detail the magnificent meal we all devoured, but in this rare, special case, I think photos speak louder than words. Follow Salavadore-Gilbert (our communal name for the fishy friend) from the kitchen sink to a picture-perfect plate.











Thanks to all the incredible people who came bearing edible gifts. And a special shout out goes to Balint for his amazing creamed spinach and numerous trips to the grocery store.


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January 10, 2010 at 11:39 pm
HANNE
I loved that fish! and my tummy did too!
it looks really nice in the sink.
January 11, 2010 at 9:49 am
plato putas
Hanne, we loved your delicious cucumber, dill and caper sides!
January 12, 2010 at 2:00 pm
Eggie
Like a fish’s eulogy in pictures. “I remember SG, when he was just a small fry.
Full of life– now he’s full of fennel and tomatoes.”