We propose the use of the Si atom in the experimentally observed C59Si molecule as a possible way to controllably anchor fullerene molecules on a Si surface, due to the formation of a strong bond to one of the Si surface atoms. All our results are based on ab initio total energy density functional theory, and we obtain that the binding energy is on the order of 2.1 eV, approximately 1.4 eV more stable than a C-60 bonded in a similar situation. A possible route to obtain such adsorption via a (C59Si)(2) dimer is examined, and we find the whole process to be exothermic by approximately 0.2 eV.