How to Make Salmon Piccata



Piccata sauce is a simple but powerful mix of lemon, capers, white wine, and butter. This tangy, bold sauce is a great match (and foil) for salmon’s rich, full flavor.

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  1. I would have glazed the other side of the salmon even if only a little bit because it looks so beautiful! And I would have also put the skin off to the side and cooked it crispy. It can be eaten by itself and if you're aware, the skin contains more of the Omega-3's that your body appreciates so much!!😊

  2. This looks terrific!

    I know this isn’t up to her standards, but I’m going to try it with our Costco salmon pieces. They are already scanned, and I like the idea of searing it. Great technique.

    Do you make it low carb, I’m going to substitute the flower with zanathan gum

    We don’t have Dill around usually, so I’m going to have to use dried. If they want to make a weeknight dinner, they need to think about what most people have around the house.

  3. It annoys me to see salmon recipes that discards the skin (the best part). You can still achieve great results in this recipe with the skin on.
    Fyi: salmon skin also contains more nutrition than the flesh — such as omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins B and D, niacin and phosphorus minerals.

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