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	<title>Comments on: Cedar Plank Grilled Salmon with Orange-Muscat Beurre Blanc</title>
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		<title>By: Untall</title>
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		<description>My mom&#039;s been cooking cedar plank salmon on our outdoor grill for years, and she always uses the same easy recipe (and never writes down proportions, dangit).  She just uses equal parts soy sauce and Italian salad dressing as a marinade, dresses the top of the fillets with slices of fresh lemons, and throws them on the planks to cook.  The vinegar in the salad dressing and the salt in the soy sauce does really interesting things with the taste of salmon!</description>
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