Cajun Baked Salmon

UmbraForzare
UmbraForzare Posts: 137
edited September 24 in Recipes
I made this last night - so simple but SO good!!

2 tsp olive oil
Juice from half a lime
Cajun spices - if you can't find a pre-made blend then use a mix of the following: Ground Garlic, Brown Sugar , Salt , Ground Ginger , Ground Cumin, Ground Allspice , Lemon Peel , Ground Black Pepper , Chilli Powder, Ground Cardamom and Thyme (I just took these off of the blend I used!)
Shredded savoy cabbage (1 cup)
Spring onions

Preheat your oven to 220c/428f
Mix olive oil, lime juice and spices together in a small bowl
Rub the mixture over the top of the salmon and set aside
Cut a large piece of baking parchment (big enough to create a bag or envelope for the salmon)
Finely chop the spring onions
Place the salmon onto the baking parchment, scatter with spring onions (and if you want some lime slices, depends how citrusy you want the fish to be)
Close the baking parchment over the salmon (it should look like a bag or envelope, roughly)
Place into the oven for around 15 minutes

Shred the savoy cabbage and place in a pan of boiling water
Cook as desired (some people like it with a bit of a bite, some prefer is softer so the timing is totally up to you)

Cook any other vegetables you're having with the fish
I used asparagus spears and strips of red, yellow and orange peppers

Place the cooked cabbage onto a plate and place the salmon on the top
Add the other vegetables and enjoy :happy:

Replies

  • tkslp
    tkslp Posts: 19 Member
    sounds good! Bump for later
  • JennsLosing
    JennsLosing Posts: 1,026
    mmm thanks for that...im always looking for new easy fish recipes to have for lunch since im the only one in the house that enjoys sea food
  • Another one for you all, this time with cod loin:

    1 4oz cod loin
    1 small lemon
    1tsp olive oil
    Spring onions (leeks also work well here)
    Ground black pepper
    Ground chili flakes
    Shredded kale or spring greens

    Preheat your oven to 220c/428f
    Cut a large piece of baking parchment (big enough to create a bag or envelope for the salmon)
    Rub the cod loin with the olive oil and grate black pepper and chili flakes over
    Place the cod loin onto the baking parchment
    Slice the lemon and finely slice the leek or spring onions
    Scatter lemon slices and leek/spring onions over the top of the fish
    Close the baking parchment (it should look like a bag or envelope, roughly)
    Place into the oven for around 10-12 minutes (depending on thickness of fish)

    Serve on top of shredded kale/spring greens, baby new potatoes and broccoli.
  • izzys1mom
    izzys1mom Posts: 51
    yummmm, I love Salmon and this sounds delish! Thanks for sharing.
  • jdpet
    jdpet Posts: 17
    bump
  • JohnnyNull
    JohnnyNull Posts: 294 Member
    Sounds excellent. Thanks!
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