Guillaume Brahimi’s Poached Salmon With Dill And Crème Fraiche

Guillaume Brahimi’s delicious salmon dish is perfect for th entire family.

Serves 4

INGREDIENTS
4 x 180 gm salmon portions (pin boned)
Poaching liquid
2L fish stock
1 teaspoon white pepper corn
2 eshallots

Dill and Crème fraiche sauce
100 ml white wine
2 tablespoon white wine vinegar
2 eshallot
200 gm Crème fraiche
1 bun dill (chopped)
6 heads baby fennel (cut in quarters)

METHOD
1 Place fish stock, eshallot and white peppercorns into Tefal Heritage Triply Roasting Pot. Place on high heat and boil.
2 Add fennel quarters then reduce the roasting pot to a simmer and cover with the lid. Cook for 20 minutes or until it is just soft. Remove the fennel pieces from the pot and put into a warm place.
3 Place the salmon in the Tefal Heritage Triply Roasting Pot in the simmering pot and cover with the lid. Leave for 5 minutes then check if ready.
4 Whilst salmon is cooking, place Tefal Saucepan on heat add eshallots and sweat, then add white wine and white wine vinegar. Reduce the heat by a third and add crème fraiche. To finish, bring the Saucepan to the boil and then turn off and add dill. Sauce the salmon with the Crème fraiche emulsion and serve with fennel.

The Carousel thanks Guillaume Brahimi for this recipe.

Guillaume Brahimi

French-born Guillaume Brahimi, trained under Michelin-starred Joel Robuchon in Paris, is one of Australia’s top chefs. In 2001, he took over Bennelong at the Sydney Opera House, winning multiple accolades, including Three Chef Hats. He opened Bistro Guillaume in Melbourne (2009), Perth (2012), and Sydney (2016). In 2020, he became Culinary Ambassador for Crown Sydney. Brahimi authored "Guillaume: Food for Friends" (2010) and "Guillaume: Food for Family" (2015), donating proceeds to charity. He joined the Bestest Foundation board in 2008, helping raise over $7 million for children in need. Brahimi hosts SBS food series "Plat du Tour" and "Guillaume’s Paris."

This post was last modified on 03/02/2025 5:56 pm

Guillaume Brahimi: French-born Guillaume Brahimi, trained under Michelin-starred Joel Robuchon in Paris, is one of Australia’s top chefs. In 2001, he took over Bennelong at the Sydney Opera House, winning multiple accolades, including Three Chef Hats. He opened Bistro Guillaume in Melbourne (2009), Perth (2012), and Sydney (2016). In 2020, he became Culinary Ambassador for Crown Sydney. Brahimi authored "Guillaume: Food for Friends" (2010) and "Guillaume: Food for Family" (2015), donating proceeds to charity. He joined the Bestest Foundation board in 2008, helping raise over $7 million for children in need. Brahimi hosts SBS food series "Plat du Tour" and "Guillaume’s Paris."
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