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- Cancer protection – vitamin D along with selenium can inhibit the growth of cancerous cells.
- Cardiovascular health – decrease the risks of stroke, heart attack, high cholesterol or high blood pressure.
- Eye health – salmon and fish oil in general promote the eye health and improve the vision.
- Beauty – salmon improves the collagen production and the youthfulness and elasticity of the skin.
- Improved sleep – great source of tryptophan, a 100% natural sedative that shorten the time needed to fall asleep.
- Inflammation – omega 3-fatty acids along with the proteins contain powerful anti-inflammatory properties.
INGREDIENTS (4 persons):
- 300 g butternut squash
- 1 leek
- 200 g green peas
- 1 bunch fresh fennel leaves
- 4 fillets salmon (150 g each)
- Dried spice mix (oregano, cumin, pepper)
- Dried fennel seeds, optional
- 1 cup (2dcl) white wine
- Cold pressed olive oil, optional
PREPARATION
- Place the butternut squash, leek and fresh herbs on a Zepter Felix cutting board. Using a Santoku knife, chop and mix.
- First place the vegetables (squash, leek, green peas) in a cold grill pan, without any oil or water. On top of vegetables add salmon steaks generously seasoned with dry spice mix, pour cup of white wine and cover.
- Bring the temperature on the induction plate a medium heat at 160°C and cook for 2 minutes, then lower the temperature to 90°C and cook for an additional 20 minutes.
- After 20 minutes, remove the lid and serve in Royal Gold Bordeaux porcelain or Imperial Gold Bordeaux porcelain.
- Drizzle with olive oil, if desired.
Using the Zepter system we properly prepare healthy food, with no fats – creating tastier, yet healthier meals.
- Food looks better: color, shape and texture are preserved
- Food is tastier: natural flavors and aromas are preserved (even without adding salt)
- Food is healthier: nutritive and biological values (essential nutrients, vitamins, minerals, proteins, micro and macro trace elements) are preserved. Food does not burn and there is no acrolein, a cancerogenic substance.
Bon Appetit!
Chef Petra Gerić
