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Stuffed presta with salmon from the oven
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Ingredients
Directions
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Extra requirements: Steamer or steamer and 4 small oven dishes.
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Cut the carrot piece and the loose green leaves from the top of all the leeks.
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Wash the remaining pieces of leek under running water.
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Cut each leek into three equal pieces and put them in a steam basket.
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Steam the leeks in a steamer or in a steamer over a layer of boiling water for 8 minutes until al dente.
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Preheat the oven to 200 ° c.
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Grease the oven dishes.
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If necessary, remove the skin from the salmon.
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Cut the salmon fillet into three thick strips per person that are just as long as the pieces of leeks.
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Let the leeks drain well in a colander.
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Place all the pieces of leek on a shelf and cut them in length, up to an inch from the bottom.
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Push a bar of salmon into each piece of leek and brush the salmon generously with fresh cream cheese.
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Place three pieces of filled leeks side by side in each dish and sprinkle the parmesan cheese over it.
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Pour the wine on the bottom of the dishes.
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Put the bowls in the oven and fry the leeks for at least half an hour.
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Let the cheese light colors.
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Tasty with mashed potatoes or tagliatelle.
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