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Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Wild Rice Cups with Teriyaki Glazed Salmon

In the current issue of Tea Time magazine I saw this recipe. It looked so delicious and attractive, I knew I had to make it. But I decided to do a bit of adapting for my own taste. First of all, I used my Gourmet Bowl Maker. It's been lurking in the back of my cupboard, just waiting for the right recipe to come along.


You can find it at http://www.cookschoice.com/

Ingredients:
1 cup wild rice, prepared according to package directions
2 egg whites, lightly beaten
2 cups thinly sliced spinach
1 package of Morey's Fish Creations Teriyaki Glazed Salmon, prepare according to package
additional Teriyaki Sauce, to drizzle

Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.

2. Spray pan with nonstick cooking spray.

3. In a medium bowl, combine rice and egg whites, stirring well. Divide mixture among 4 wells of the prepared pan. Pressing rice in firmly. Bake for 25 minutes. Remove from oven, and let cool slightly. Carefully remove rice cups from pan.

4. Divide sliced spinach between 4 rice cups. Add as much salmon as you desire. Sprinkle with additional Teriyaki Sauce.


19 comments:

Annie said...

i want that gourmet bowl maker! this looks perfect for dinner parties.

LambAround said...

Sexy Nerd was looking over my shoulder and saw this. I guess I have to make it now! :)

scrambledhenfruit said...

Yum...looks like something you'd get in a fancy restaurant! I may have to find one of those gadgets!

Fun and Fearless in Beantown said...

This looks really beautiful. I love being inspired by recipes and then making it your own.

Chantal said...

This looks fabulous!

Mags said...

Wow Moogs, you've gone totally gourmet. That looks like a fancy restaurant dish!

Caution Flag said...

Just catching up from Friday's blog hops. What a beautiful blog you have!! I've never heard of a bowl maker before. Now I'm thinking of all kinds of wonderful things I could do with one :)

Jingle said...

This really looks amazing! Wow!

Jean @ Quilted Cupcake said...

OH my, that looks amazing! Thanks for visiting my blog. I'll be checking out some of your recipes for sure! I always wondered how chefs made those little "bowls" :)

Love the Decor! said...

Thank you for stopping in and following my blog!
I am now following you too and this recipe looks delish!!
Have a delightful day!!

Kimberly and Ashley said...

Wow! Those are beautiful! And they look delish! :)

Renata said...

Wow! This looks amazingly delicious! Love the bowl maker, but I don't think I can find one of these here in Korea.... :o(

Laura Ingalls Gunn said...

So many of my favorites together. Yum!

Cakelaw said...

This looks fabulous! An impressive dish.

Shanti said...

Hi there, you have been awarded the “One Lovely Blog Award” on my blog.
http://purelyforfun.blogspot.com/2010/09/one-lovely-blog-award.html

Busy Working Mama said...

How fun - this would be awesome for a party. Thanks for the recipe!

Belinda said...

Wow. These are so elegant - and tasty.

Becky said...

I never knew that there was a "bowl maker". Beautiful dish, perfect for company, if they like salmon.

Torviewtoronto said...

healthy lovely presentation

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