Miso Baked Huon Salmon, Jerusalem Artichoke Salad, Crème Fraiche
This recipe from Chef Josh Retzer of Stillwater is simple and elegant but still packed full of flavour. We can tell we’ll be using this miso mix on everything soon!

- Preparation:
- 10 Minutes
- Cooking:
- 40 Minutes
- Serves:
- 4
Ingredients
- 1 side Huon Salmon
- 400gm Jerusalem artichoke
- 1 bunch Watercress
- 200gm Samphire
- 30gm Wild garlic flowers
- 180gm Butter
- 80gm White miso paste
- 30gm Grapeseed oil
- 150gm Crème fraiche
Method
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1
Artichoke Salad
Preheat Oven to 180c, place artichokes on a lined baking tray, douse with olive oil and season with sea salt and cracked black pepper, Bake till soft and skin is golden brown. Melt 30gm of butter and stir in 20gm of miso paste. Blanch the samphire for 10 seconds and strain. Toss the samphire through the miso butter. Combine the roasted artichokes, samphire, watercress and garlic flowers in a bowl and gently mix, serve hot.
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2
Miso Baked Huon Salmon
Melt 150gm of butter and whisk in 60gm of miso paste and grapeseed oil. Place the salmon on a lined baking tray skin side down and pour half the miso mixture over. Add to the oven after about 15 minutes of the artichokes being in there, bake for 15-20 minutes, basting every five minutes with the left over miso mix.
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3
To Plate
Place the the salmon on a board and spoon over some of the miso mixture from the tray, add the artichoke salad and finish with a big scoop of the crème fraiche, serve.
Miso Baked Huon Salmon, Jerusalem Artichoke Salad, Crème Fraiche