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Salmon Confit with Lime, Juniper, and Fennel

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Confiting salmon fillets in olive oil makes their flesh extravagantly tender and silky. Most confiting takes place over low heat on the stovetop, but here I use the oven, which makes the recipe relatively hands-off once you've got everything arranged in the pan.

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