Pan-Seared Salmon | Bart’s Fish Tales – AD

This is a paid AD. Bart van Olphen visited Glenarm, on the Causeway Coast in Northern Ireland, to create this pan seared salmon recipe. Organic fish in a warm dressing, packed with flavour from onions, capers and parsley and served alongside fresh grilled asparagus. This makes a lovely lunch or light dinner.

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To find out more about Glenarm Organic Salmon and buy some to try at home visit: http://www.glenarmorganicsalmon.com/

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