Pepper jams are a wonderfully versatile products and every good cook’s pantry should stock several of them. Check your local market and I’ll bet you find a few varieties next to the regular fruit jams and jellies. Any specialty foods store will have many to choose from.
Also, wild salmon is really the only way to go for many, many reasons. I won’t give you a lecture here, but if you do a bit of research, you may never eat farmed again. Hopefully you have access to fresh wild salmon near you. If not, the frozen choices are actually quite good these days, and far superior to fresh farmed salmon in my opinion.
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Chef John,
Was this your very first video post?
Regards
Ron
no, juts first posted here at the new site :-)
Hi Chef John :)
I love your blog...it's fantastic ^.^
So I thought I would do it....go right back to the start and make my way through your whole blog! (I have no idea how long it's going to take me >.<)
But now that I've seen the comments, this isn't even where it started! (It will have to do for me)
Lauren
Could I use tuna steaks for this? Only I'm not a big fan of salmon
Hi Chef John ! Hope this comment makes it to you.I was listening to the radio today and they were raving about "Bacon Jam". I looked it up online and it looks tasty ....please make a video for bacon jam ??!! It looks great on toast with an egg on top !
I really appreciate you for such a great blog post..This is one of the amazing salmon recipes that you mentioned in your blog post.I'll try this salmon mango bango as soon as possible.Thanks for sharing.There are low carb salmon patties, this is low carb salmon that is much beneficial for your health.
Do you ever come back to your old videos and think about your progress?
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