From Christmas with Gordon (2010). Poached salmon is perfect is Gordon’s festive Nicoise salad, for parties, lunches or any occasion where you fancy something light.

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48 Responses

  1. I think I fucked up somewhere, I followed the instructions, poached the salmon, but when I pulled it out, it wasn't a turkey. 🤷‍♀️

    Btw, substitute tarragon vinegar by just eliminating it and throw in tarragon sprigs. White wine is acidic enough. If you have to be anal about it, just infuse white vinegar with tarragon sprigs. Boil the vinegar, bruise up the sprigs with a spoon, put the sprigs in a clean jar, pour the hot vinegar over the sprigs, and let it sit for a couple weeks in a dark area for the flavors to infuse and then keep it on hand for the next time you wanna poach fish the Ramsay way 😊

  2. If you put that fish in boiling water for 4 minutes it will be overcooked. 185° for about 3-4 minutes or indefinitely at 145° I use an electric skillet, the square one from the 1970's. That way I never overcook and can compensate for different size and shapes of the pieces.

  3. Im a Japanese chef and watching gordan throwing the salmon around like a rugby ball is killing me…
    stop touching it

  4. Salmon is really just another type of flying fish…..in this case, the littoral fish shown is the rare and elusive Turkey Carp.

  5. Are you serious? You editted the end of this video with a turkey video just so you can have us watch another video to see the result of this poached salmon?!?

  6. Very artistic. But I am not quite sure about using lemon and vinaigre and a lot of white wine on top of it at the same time , hmmm. besides, it's a very thin fillet, even though it's a long one. 45 minutes is a lot in my experience. I would cut it to 20-25 at max. For all I know, there is a good old way (and much more economic) when you are poaching fish – use the brine left left over from the pickles (pickled cucumbers to be more exact), do not use water, use the brine instead and it will help you to save on all the celery, etc etc

  7. I'm going over to the cooking channel since this one does not know how to finish a video. You put the next advertised video OVER the end of the video. We never see the end result. WORTHLESS.

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