Salty, spicy, sweet salmon on a bed of tasty tomatoes

I went off travelling for a month, leaving the Chief Taster to fend for himself. He’s a dab hand at pasta… rice… gravy…I felt confident.

On my return I found our daughter had been there for a few days and, much to his relief, had taken on the mantle of chef. She’d cooked some salmon which had been a great success, and he was keen to try it again.

It was, indeed, splendid. I made only one tweak – I added some black olives. The dish needs lemon. A really good accompaniment is crushed, lemony, potatoes which add the lemon and also soak up the juices. A crisp green salad would complete the meal.

Here’s what to do:

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