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Welcome back this week folks, we’re here on another edition of the Sportsman’s table on Deck 383 on right here on the Waccamaw River, beautiful setting, and Germaine Alston, he’s the main guy here on deck 383. He’s got a recipe, well, I know your going to need to pay attention to today. Germaine, welcome back to the show my friend.

Always a pleasure.

Okay, what have we got today?

We’re gonna do– this is a phenomenal dish during the summer time, We can’t get over selling this so much, we sell this 20, 30 everyday. It’s our Deck salmon salad.

Okay, alright.

You get get it blackened or you can get it grilled. I do it blackened for the show here.

Well, that’s a good started.

I throw a little black seasoning on the salmon.

Now this is wild caught salmon?

Wild caught salmon. Alaskan wild caught salmon.

And this is on the menu today at Deck 383?

Yes sir.

Okay.

Get that salmon good and seasoned and I put it – –

Now is that butter in the pan or – –

It’s oil.

Oil.

You put oil in there.

I got you.

Let that cook for two minutes on each side, flip it over, throw it in the oven, you don’t want to overcook your salmon you don’t want it well done.

Okay.

Give it a good medium.

Germaine man, is the salmon ready?

Salmon is ready to go. We’re going to dress our salad right here.

Okay.

A little bit of blue cheese crumbles.

Got to have blue cheese.

Got to have blue cheese. Spread it over, going to have some candied pecans.

Got to have them

That’s such a great color.

This is so wonderful of a salad. We’re going to do some toasted almonds.

Now you guys can turn these out in a moment’s notice.

Oh my goodness, five minutes max. We’re going to throw some red onions on there.

And all the certified SC grown foods.

Everything produce is certified.

Good mators.

Good mators from Lee’s farm, can never go wrong with Lee’s mators.

Oh wow.

Throw some good cucumbers on there.

There you go.

Now I’m going to throw our salmon on here. Right there in the middle.

Wow, there you go.

Going to dress that with balsamic vinegarette.

All about style and the profile, Germaine.

Oh yes sir.

There you go.

And there’s our Deck salmon salad.

Germaine thank you man.

Not a problem.

Well it’s awesome having you on here. Folks listen, come on down to Deck 383 on the Waccamaw River, come on down, eat some of this great food they’re prepared out here. It’s all certifiedScgrown.com You check them out there and see what’s fresh on the menu. And, we’ll be right back here again next week on another great recipe on the Sportsman’s table.

To find out more information on food that’s fresher and tastier go online to certifiedscgrown.com Buy certified South Carolina grown products, it’s a matter of taste.