04/26/2026
Hi dear Wiselyfed Audience, Friends and Family as well.
Attached is an excerpt from my recently Published Book Wiselyfed, Juxtaposing Neurobiology Nutrition and Long Term memory recall suggesting new American bistro as a way of keeping friends and family traditions through recipes. Page 44
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The recipe was shared on my blog.
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Sea Bass mint glaze, whipped cream saffron salmon on top of grilled scallops, roasted fingerling potatoes and mandarin chucrut.
Ingredients:
12 serving sea bass 7-8 oz each
500 grams glaze
cups lemon
cup cream
4 cup white wine
200 grams saffron
12 oz salmon
pounds scallops
500grams butter
2pounds mandarin
4 pounds fingerling potatoes
1 tablespoon pink peppercorn
2 tablespoon dry onion
4 tablespoon salt
1 cup orange licorice
Instructions:
Bring an iron pot on the stove, then turn on the high heat add 4 cups water, 3 cups white wine, 1 cup lemon, 300 grams butter, 1 tablespoon onion, 1 tablespoon salt. 300 grams blue cheese, 1 tablespoon mince dry onion, 1 tablespoon savory, 100 grams chives.
Turn on the oven 450 degrees then bring a pan, add 2 tablespoons olive oil, 1 tablespoon pumpkin oil, then add the salmon on the pan and bake for 15 minutes.
In a large bowl 2 cups acid cream, 1 cup lemon, 1 cup oat flour, 1 teaspoon pink pepper and whisk until the cream gets a lighter consistency.
Bring the baked salmon on a bowl and with a fork break down the salmon on small pieces, then add 1 cup mandarin juice and mix it with the cream until form a thicker consistency.
Refrigerate for 1 hour.
In a large bowl, add 1 cups scallop, 1 cup lemon, 1 cup mandarin, 1 tablespoon mandarin juice, 1 tablespoon green pepper and marinate for 1 hour.
Bring a large pan on the stove and turn on the high heat, then add 4 tablespoons olive oil, savory, pink peppercorn and add the scallops, cook for 10 minutes and add 1 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, and 300 grams butter.
Bring a large pot on the stove and add 1-gallon water, 1 tablespoon salt, 1 bay leaves and add 2 pounds potatoes when the water boils. Cook for 1 hour.
Once the potatoes are cooked, bring a pan on the stove and turn the high heat, add 1 cup olive oil and sauté the potatoes until golden brown, add 1 tablespoon salt and 1
tablespoon pink peppercorn.
Bring a large pan on the stove and turn on the high heat, add 4 tablespoons olive oil, 4 sage leaves, savory and add the salmon skin facing up, cook for 5 minutes, turn fish skin facing down and cook for 5 minutes more until the skin appearance is golden and turns from peach color to bright orange, press with the fork in the center for firmness.
Bring a large pan on the stove and turn the high heat, then add 1 cup olive oil,1 tablespoon dry onion, 1 tablespoon squared cucumbers and bring 1 cup scallops, sauté until soften, light golden brown.
In a large plate bring 1 tablespoon mint glaze, then add the salmon and garnish with pearl onions capers and a few microgreens.
Accompany with potatoes and citrus scallops on a separate plate, the scallop should be served with the salmon cream on the top and garnish with a chamomile floret.
Commentaries:
This seafood dish combination and salmon will give the dinner a delicate experience of texture and flavors starting for the mint glaze that exults the soft sweetness, salty and fattiness of the salmon when served with coiled saffron cream, the consistency will enhance the flavors, natural oils and herbs activating with the saliva.
This dish provides a complete protein between 50-60 grams per serving.
Scallops are high in Vitamin C as well in calcium, magnesium, amino acids and contains micronutrients that restore the membrane level and human brain as a result of the Viscosity that potentially repairs the fine nerves.
This dish could be served during dinner time and accompanied with white wine aged oak tenue woody notes, as well with vino verde and a hint of herbs or straight sparkling water and lemon juice.
Wiselyfed by Nancy Elizabeth Grabowsky, Chicago Illinois written between June 16th and July 25th,2025.
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