
Salmon In Banana Leaf

Ingredients
banana leaves2 large
cinnamon1 pinch
fennel seed1 pinch
fish sauce1 tablespoon
garlic1 clove
ginger1 piece
peach preserves1.5 tablespoons
chiles2 servings
rice0.25 cup
rice wine vinegar0.75 teaspoon
steaks salmon2
eachs scallions2
scallions6
sesame oil0.75 teaspoon
soy sauce1.25 teaspoons
star anise1
tahini2 tablespoons
vegetable oil1 tablespoon
Instructions
Begin by mixing all of your marinade ingredients together and pouring it over the salmon in a big baggy or container.
Marinate under refrigeration for at least a half an hour or up to 2 hours.While salmon is marinating, put all of your scented rice powder ingredients into a spice grinder and pulse until everything is coarsely ground.
Remember, you want a few larger crumbles of rice for mouth-feel!Remove the salmon from the marinade (discarding any leftover marinade) and coat it with some of the scented rice powder on each side.
You won't use it all with just the 2 pieces of salmon.
Save some for another time.Lay your banana leaves out flat.
Place one salmon fillet in the center of each leaf.
Fold one side over the salmon.Fold the opposite side over that, then both ends to make a little package.Place salmon packets in a steamer basket over boiling water.Put all of the marinade ingredients into a small sauce pot or alternately, a microwave safe dish and bring to a heat.
Whisk everything together and it's ready to serve.After ~10-13 minutes, salmon will be finished.
Flip the smooth side of the banana leaves up and make a slit through them to serve....they kinda look like tamales, huh!I served with chinese noodles, corn and the dipping sauce.
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