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Citrus Roast Salmon with Caramelized Leek

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by Michelle Bernstein

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The salmon is seared and served with the most addictive combination of braised leeks, caramelized fennel and mashed Yukon Gold potatoes. The sauce is bright and fresh lemon emulsified with extra virgin olive oil. The dish is served with Swiss chard which we sautee in olive oil and add a little white wine.

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Nutritional facts

Protein

39g

Carbs

28g

Calories

800

Fat

59g

Ingredients

Chicken Fat, Canola and Olive Oil Blend, Bay Leaf, All Purpose Flour, Butter, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Carrots, Dill, Black Pepper, Lemon, Garlic, Lemon Zest, Red Chard, Sugar, Orange, Onion, Kosher Salt, Shallot, Black Pepper, Yukon Potatoes, Thyme, Leeks, Crushed Red Pepper, Fennel, White Wine, Salmon, Whole Milk, Italian Parsley

Reviews

4.6

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Robert Koleff · 12/04/24

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About Michelle Bernstein

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Born and raised in Miami of Jewish and Latinx descent, Chef Michelle “Michy” Bernstein is a fixture in the culinary world — both in restaurant kitchens and in the media spotlight — paving the way for bright Latin flavors and standout ingredients in her lively, vibrant cuisine. Bernstein’s style melds taste experiences from her travels around the world into her signature style of exciting, eclectic cooking.

“The food I love to cook is the food I have loved to eat throughout my life,” says Bernstein, James Beard Foundation Award-winner in the “Best Chef: South” category in 2008. “Everywhere I have lived, worked and visited, I’ve picked up favorite ingredients, techniques and flavor profiles that I’ve brought home to Miami and incorporated into my style.”

These days, Bernstein’s schedule is more jam-packed than ever, juggling multiple projects with her husband and business partner, David Martinez. In September 2021, they opened La Cañita, a concept-driven restaurant that brings bold, exciting Caribbean and pan-Latin flavors, invigorating live music and a celebration of rum culture to Bayside Marketplace. Together, they also own and operate Michelle Bernstein Catering, developing incredible menus for catered events large and small — from intimate dinners in private homes to elaborate to-go boxes for corporate events. Their direct-to-consumer meal deliveries for special holidays like Passover and Mother’s Day make it possible for guests to enjoy Bernstein’s dishes without leaving the comfort of home.

In 2019, Bernstein opened Café La Trova on Calle Ocho in the heart of Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood. Café La Trova is a Cuban-inspired bar and restaurant linking traditional dishes with innovative style and technique. Like many of her previous ventures, it garnered instant acclaim and landed on several of the most coveted Best New Restaurant and Bar lists, including GQ and Esquire magazine. Additionally, Bernstein and Martinez are partners in the internationally recognized Miami Beach cocktail bar, Sweet Liberty, where Bernstein developed a creative menu of fun, interesting twists on American classic cuisine.

No stranger to a TV set, Chef Bernstein currently hosts two television shows: Check, Please! South Florida (PBS) and the Emmy-award winning production SoFlo Taste (Channel 10). She also regularly appears as a guest judge on nationally televised culinary competition programs, including Top Chef (Bravo TV) and Chopped (Food Network), and continues to make appearances on Good Morning America (ABC) cooking segments.

As a culinary tastemaker, Chef Bernstein is often sought out to collaborate and counsel other restaurant and corporate chefs in menu and concept development. She has partnered with American Express to create the menu for the Centurion Lounge at Miami International Airport (MIA) and is a Lexus Culinary Master.

Bernstein also devotes time to causes she is passionate about, including Common Threads, a national program that she brought to the South Florida community to teach underprivileged children about cooking and eating healthy.

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