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Salmon Oscar
Salmon Oscar is a salmon filet topped with crab meat and asparagus. It is traditionally served with a traditional Bernaise sauce, but do a quick substitute that works just fine. You can use salmon prepared your favorite way: grilled, broiled, baked, or poached. Serve over a bed of couscous or on an English muffin half.
Ingredients:
For fish:
  4 salmon filets, 4-6 oz each
  12 stalks of asparagus
  8 oz. King Crabmeat
For sauce:
  1 tsp. fresh tarragon, chopped
  1 tsp. shallot, chopped
  ½ cup mayonnaise
  1 tbl. dijon mustard
  dash of salt and pepper
SalmonOscar

Instructions:
Prepare salmon as your like to your desired doneness. I like to rub the salmon with olive oil and add just a little salt and garlic-pepper seasoning before grilling.

Prepare the asparagus. The asparagus can be steamed in a covered bowl in the microwave for about 4-5 minutes or on the stovetop. This is also good with grilled asparagus. (Season asparagus lightly with olive oil and salt and pepper before grilling.)

Prepare the crabmeat. I like to use King Crab that I remove from the shell. If using frozen crab legs, thaw and then steam to heat before removing meat from shell.

To prepare the sauce: Place all ingredients into a food processor and combine.

To serve: Place salmon filet on either a bed of prepared couscous or an English muffin half. Place equal amounts of crabmeat on each filet and arrange the asparagus spears. Finally, spoon a small amount of the sauce over the top. Enjoy!

Serves: 2
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