Pan-Seared Salmon With Faux Hollandaise

Pan-Seared Salmon With Faux Hollandaise
A foolproof, no-fuss 'fake' hollandaise turns this simple salmon into a decadent dish. Victoria de la Maza
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Fresh salmon is delicious and easily cooked on a non-stick pan to perfection. I love this simple way of cooking fish, as it allows its pure, unique flavor to come through.

I like my salmon medium-rare, and so I cook it on one side for 2 minutes and the other for 5 minutes, for crispy skin and a medium-rare center. Allow the fish to come to room temperature right before cooking—about 20 minutes on the kitchen counter should do it—and season with salt and pepper right after it is cooked. This method also works beautifully with other kinds of fish: Chilean sea bass, tuna, swordfish, and so on, adjusting the cooking time as needed.

Victoria de la Maza
Victoria de la Maza
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Victoria de la Maza is an award-winning cookbook author, columnist, and international TV host. Passionate about great food, she combines American traditions with her European heritage to create classic-with-a-twist recipes and ideas for stylish entertaining at home. Subscribe to her weekly newsletter, "Diary of a Serial Hostess,” at VictoriaDeLaMaza.substack.com
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