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17 comments:
Looks delish! :)
Ooh! Looks yummy!
I LOVE feta Cheese... great appetizer: take a slab of feta and put it in a piece of foil(make a packet), top the feta with a bit of lemon juice, pressed garlic, and greek herbs. Seal the feta packet, bake in the oven until warm and spread it on toasted french bread rounds...
Great appetizer for "drinks" before dinner!
it sure sounded like a perfect evening, Rick!
Wow...what an awesome recipe....I think I'll try it...(can ya send me some dates? hehe), although...the atmosphere will have to be by the fireside instead of "doors open with pleasant temperatures" :-(
Peace
you know rick i didn't think i liked feta until about a month ago at daughter's house and man, i loved it! this looks wonderful!
smiles, bee
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That looks SO good!!!
I thought the cheese was actually a hunk of tofu. The meal looked divine.
that's a lovely presentation. and i love the big load of bread on the table too.
i hope you saved something for the dogs too.
I never think to plate things, given that I'm always making family-style meals. I guess making things a bit special once in a while would be nice.
You set the stage for a wonderful dinner. How nice! I'd love to have someone to do that for me. One day...
oh that does sound and look so yummy. i just ate dinner but suddenly i am feeling hungry again....
I don't know what I am more impressed with - the salmon or the well behaved dogs!
The salmon looks fabu.
ooh, feta, dates and apple - sounds perfect.
The dogs are adorable, the food looks delish....so when do I show up?
:)
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Oh, forgot to mention, it really tenderizes salmon to pack things on top of it - in the case of Tom's mom's recipe the feta and fruit, as well as marinading with oil and acid.
A few years ago, my mother mixed seasonings with mayo and slathered it on top of her salmon, sealed it in foil, baked, then opened up and broiled for a few min. Now a favorite family salmon recipe on both sides of the Atlantic.
Mmmm...food...lokks absolutely scrummy! And the boys too :)
Thanks Rick for the credit for the recipe! Not sure how well I deserve since about the only common ingredients are the salmon and the feta. Mom prepares her dish with julienne cut squash, capers, and cherry tomatos. Your recipe does look delish, I especially like the idea of the quick broil at the end.
Uhh-oh, you linked my blog, I guess that means I should start updating it!
Cheers!
Tom
I'm sorry I am so very late on commenting on this post-I did read it in reader when it was posted, but forgot to click over....anyhow...
It looks fantastic! I love feta cheese and as I type this my mouth is watering just thinking about it. I've recently started liking salmon and this whole combination is just fantastic. And the plating-so pretty! Great job Rick.
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