Bruichladdich Salmon

Feb 03, 2007 3 Replies

I've just finished eating the Sockey fillet I marinated in Bruichladdich 15 overnight in the fridge, and it was terrific. I've cooked with whisky before.. specifically, Laphroaig 10 and Aberlour A'bunadh. The Aberlour was a mistake. Sherried whisky doesn't cook well IMHO. Laphroaig 10 is fantastic in the bottom of the pan in a lamb roast (or any other meat I imagine), but Bruichladdich 15 Salmon takes the cake. I decided to try Bruichladdich 15 because of its very clean palate. It's peat smoke flavour comes through beautifully in the fish.



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Colin.

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Makes a nice risotto, say with chicken and carrots.

-- Larry

"ColinL" wrote in news:1170470577.577800.320760 @v45g2000cwv.googlegroups.com:

Salmon in Bruichladdich eh? Not a bad thought. I've used a little more peat with the Lagavulin Double Matured for my Salmon. Really brings out the term "smoked salmon", with a hint of sweetnes from the Pedro Ximenez cask aging!

WF

I decided to try Bruichladdich 15 because of its very

I bought a new unused perfume sprayer from a drugstore for the sole puspose of spraying salmon with whisky. I did it with Talisker recently. Soaked it right through and on the fork and straight in the mouth. Very tasty.

Peace,

Jock

The Step-We-Ceilidh Band.

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