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American Grill Grilled Salmon
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ingredients
4 salmon fillets
2 cups peaches
1/2 cup honey
1 tablespoon canned chipotle peppers
4 cups white wine
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup ginger
3 tablespoons garlic
directions
Combine peaches, honey, peppers and white wine until peaches begin to break apart. Blend until smooth in blender. In a food processor, puree ginger. Add to peach mixture.
In mixing bowl, combine garlic and brown sugar. Rub on salmon. Bake salmon on a well-greased pan for 6 to 10 minutes, depending on your taste.
Drizzle peach mixture over the salmon and serve.
Recipe Source: Chef Gary Mlinarich of The American Grill
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reviews & comments
May 16, 2007
Recipe turned out great but I agree this is a TON of sauce. Divide sauce in half and reduce down to a thicker consistency. I also like a little more heat with ours. With two whole chipotle peppers it seems to be sweet but with just a hint of heat on the lips afterwards. Will definately serve this again!
May 1, 2005
This recipe is great adn would have been a 5 if the directions had been clearer. I made the sauce- a quart of white wine & peach smoothie- and then wondered what to do with it. I added the ginger, garlic, and brown sugar to the sauce, reduced it by 2/3 and poured some over the salmon to bake. It was still a ton of sauce, but YUM!
March 20, 2005
I made the sauce ahead of time and put some on the prepared salmon saving the rest for basting later. I refrigerated them both until ready to cook dinner. The Salmon was flavorful and the grilling sauce was definitely a hit with my family. They liked the sauce so much that next time I will make additional to serve on the side. This was an easy and outstanding recipe!