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Salmon with garlic-rosemary taters

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    Posted: 14 July 2014 at 04:34

Having a real nice weekend out here in New England, and I decided to give Brook's garlic-rosemary tater a try....thought I would serve them up with some hot smoked salmon.

Pretty much followed Brook's directions to the letter...cut them up into what you'd call a large julienne, or I'd call "fry size" and put them on oiled aluminum foil...or just use that great non-stick one.


Then thinly sliced three large garlic cloves and spread them over it.



Gave it a generous shot of Kosher salt and CBP then took about 4 TBSP of butter...cut into pats and put it all over the taters.



Followed by fresh rosemary and parsley from the garden



Then sealed that foil up nice and tight and tossed it in the Traeger for 15 minutes a side, with some summer squash and salmon.

Here's how it all came out.



These potatoes will definitely be made again...thanks for the recipe Brook. They were sorta like parsley potatoes with a great addition of rosemary and garlic...yum!


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O m g that looks good .
looks like the salmon flake  nice .
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Nicely, nicely, Dave.

I think, for the extra flavor, that I'd stick with buttered foil, rather than the non-stick stuff.

I usually don't add as much butter as your pix indicates. But apparently it worked out just as well.

Love the looks of that salmon. Yum!
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Originally posted by africanmeat africanmeat wrote:

O m g that looks good .
looks like the salmon flake  nice .

Yes, the salmon cooks up very nicely on the pellet grill Ahron...just a touch of smoke.
I have a couple pieces left over to go with a nice salad for supper tonight.Thumbs Up
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Fabulously looking ! Thank you for posting. Have a wonderful summer Hoser.

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looks absolutely delicious!
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Dave - two beautiful meals!

The steak looks absolutely incredible, especially with the caprese salad.... but then the salmon and potatoes manage to even top the steak!!! 

Really nice, and I am loving the summertime methods, too! Perfection!
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