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St Patricks Day Recipe
Poached Salmon with Watercress Sauce

Here's a St Patricks Day recipe with a difference.

St Patricks (patron saint of Ireland) Day is the 17th March and people celebrate all round the world - if you're going to have a party, but you don't fancy the traditional Irish fayre, then go for a colour theme.

Adopt the colours of the Irish flag for your theme - green, orange/gold and white.

Use a white tablecloth, gold and green candles and napkins.

Have a tomato basil soup as a starter - swirl of cream and chopped parsley.

A mixed fruit salad - kiwi, mango, lychees, green grapes, orange segments and pear or apple slices - top with whipped cream, chopped angelica and a sprinkle of cinnamon or ginger.

And this piece de resistance for your main course - my St Patricks Day recipe - to serve 4.

Poached Salmon with Watercress Sauce
2 lb (1k) piece salmon fillet
1/2 pint wine
water
fresh ground black pepper

Put your piece of salmon into a pan, season with pepper and pour the wine over.

Add water to cover the salmon.

Bring up to the boil, cover the pan and turn off the heat - leave until the salmon is cold and it will be perfectly cooked.

If you want your salmon warm, then simmer for 5 minutes or so and allow to cool enough to handle and then divide into four portions.

Watercress Sauce
1 large bunch of watercress
5 fl oz cream or soured cream
ground black pepper
lemon juice to taste

Whizz the watercress and cream together in a blender - season with pepper and lemon juice to taste.

You could substitute 8 oz blanched spinach or a handful of blanched sorrel leaves to get the same green colour.

This sauce can be served cold or warmed through - don't allow it to boil as the cream will curdle.

Serve this St Patricks Day recipe with carrots, broccoli, cauliflower and new potatoes, following through the green, orange and white theme.

Finish your meal with Irish Coffees - sweetened black coffee, a shot of Irish Whiskey and cream floating on top.

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