Salmon recipes

CassandraLT90
CassandraLT90 Posts: 16 Member
edited November 10 in Recipes
This weekend I am planning on making salmon and wanted to try something different than the typical lemon and dill in the oven.

Does any one have any suggestions or salmon recipes that they love?

I'm all game for any type of seasoning hot, mild, sweet, tangy, etc.
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  • tompunx
    tompunx Posts: 1 Member
    I have found a drop of agave nectar on top of my salmon fillet does wonders! Wrap it in foil and leave it for 15mins at about 220C. LOVELY JUBBLY!
  • pksd
    pksd Posts: 34 Member
    Tandoorie salmon I make few times a month.

    Buy some tandoorie masala from a local Indian grocery store.

    Make marinated in a blender with these ingredients

    - Half cup olive oil
    - 1 TBSP Tandoorie masala
    - 3 peepled garlic cloves
    - 2 TBSP fresh ginger
    - 1 tsp salt (might not need it if you are ok with less salt)
    - Few fresh mint leaves if you have them. I grow them in my garden
    - Small piece of jalapeño pepper if you like some heat

    - Pour marinade on the fish and let it sit for 1-2 hours.
    - Wrap fish in some foil(skin down) and grill it on the BBQ for 6-7 min, medium to high heat.
    - Squeeze some lemon juice on the rice.
    - Serve it on some salad or brown rice. You can pour the oil released in the foil on brown rice for add some flavor to the rice...
  • SwankyTomato
    SwankyTomato Posts: 442 Member
    edited January 2015
    Have you tried cooking plain? That is how we eat it. Cut into serving size pieces (use scissors), broil 500, top rack with skin on, for about 5-8mins (depends on thickness).

    If you do not like plain what about a "dipping sauce"? Warm and dip or put on top.
  • doomspark
    doomspark Posts: 228 Member
    On the grill, sprinkled with a bit of Mrs. Dash.
  • Hearts_2015
    Hearts_2015 Posts: 12,032 Member
    doomspark wrote: »
    On the grill, sprinkled with a bit of Mrs. Dash.
    What type of Mrs. Dash do you use when grilling Salmon? Always curious what others use (whether it be plain spice or mixed)... I wanna widen my horizons. lol

    Thanks!
  • Hearts_2015
    Hearts_2015 Posts: 12,032 Member
    The only thing I'd done so far with Wild Salmon is sear it in a pan on top of the stove. I really hadn't tried salmon until the last couple years so I appreciate the ideas in this thread. :) I'm glad you started it!
  • CassandraLT90
    CassandraLT90 Posts: 16 Member
    pksd wrote: »
    Tandoorie salmon I make few times a month.

    Buy some tandoorie masala from a local Indian grocery store.

    Make marinated in a blender with these ingredients

    - Half cup olive oil
    - 1 TBSP Tandoorie masala
    - 3 peepled garlic cloves
    - 2 TBSP fresh ginger
    - 1 tsp salt (might not need it if you are ok with less salt)
    - Few fresh mint leaves if you have them. I grow them in my garden
    - Small piece of jalapeño pepper if you like some heat

    - Pour marinade on the fish and let it sit for 1-2 hours.
    - Wrap fish in some foil(skin down) and grill it on the BBQ for 6-7 min, medium to high heat.
    - Squeeze some lemon juice on the rice.
    - Serve it on some salad or brown rice. You can pour the oil released in the foil on brown rice for add some flavor to the rice...

    This sounds really good. I have no Indian grocery stores by me but we have this Nino Salvaggios, which is an international grocery store that carries everything possible. It is bit of a drive for me but I am by it every weekend almost.

    Thanks!
  • CassandraLT90
    CassandraLT90 Posts: 16 Member
    I was never into plain salmon. My dad when I was little used to wrap Salmon up in foil with brown sugar, dill, maple syrup, and lemon and grill is. Which probably isn't has healthy but it is delicious.
    Just trying to get something tasty but healthy.
  • nickatine
    nickatine Posts: 451 Member
    ill often get ground atlantic salmon from the grocery store seafood department, cook it up in a pan with veggies and salsa and make salmon tacos
  • amaradasiva
    amaradasiva Posts: 4 Member
    This stuff is magical. Sprinkle some of this on top of the salmon, cook in a little bit of butter, flip, etc. So delicious and ridiculously easy. Not calorie-tastic either.
  • pksd
    pksd Posts: 34 Member
    CassandraLT90 wrote: »
    pksd wrote: »
    Tandoorie salmon I make few times a month.

    Buy some tandoorie masala from a local Indian grocery store.

    Make marinated in a blender with these ingredients

    - Half cup olive oil
    - 1 TBSP Tandoorie masala
    - 3 peepled garlic cloves
    - 2 TBSP fresh ginger
    - 1 tsp salt (might not need it if you are ok with less salt)
    - Few fresh mint leaves if you have them. I grow them in my garden
    - Small piece of jalapeño pepper if you like some heat

    - Pour marinade on the fish and let it sit for 1-2 hours.
    - Wrap fish in some foil(skin down) and grill it on the BBQ for 6-7 min, medium to high heat.
    - Squeeze some lemon juice on the rice.
    - Serve it on some salad or brown rice. You can pour the oil released in the foil on brown rice for add some flavor to the rice...

    This sounds really good. I have no Indian grocery stores by me but we have this Nino Salvaggios, which is an international grocery store that carries everything possible. It is bit of a drive for me but I am by it every weekend almost.

    Thanks!

    :)

    You might even be able to find it in a traditional grocery store in the international section. Tandoorie masala is the second most common indian spice blend (second to garam masala). Garam masala makes very good fish curry (but for a different type of fish).
  • SarcasmIsMyLoveLanguage
    SarcasmIsMyLoveLanguage Posts: 2,668 Member
    edited January 2015
    I made this the other day and it was AMAZING. Sweet n Spicy Sriracha glazed salmon 229 calories

    http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Sweet-n-Spicy-Sriracha-Glazed-Salmon-51252440
  • CassandraLT90
    CassandraLT90 Posts: 16 Member
    BinkyBonk wrote: »
    I made this the other day and it was AMAZING. Sweet n Spicy Sriracha glazed salmon 229 calories

    http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Sweet-n-Spicy-Sriracha-Glazed-Salmon-51252440

    I just tried this tonight. It was good. Thanks!
  • MaryCS62
    MaryCS62 Posts: 266 Member
    Just had salmon at my mom's tonight, but not very exciting, I'm afraid. Salt, pepper, fresh lemon juice& a little butter, then baked for 20-15 minutes. Not exciting, but tasted really good!
  • SnuggleSmacks
    SnuggleSmacks Posts: 3,731 Member
    I like miso glazed salmon. Just spoon a bit of miso over the top and drizzle with soy sauce, marinate for a bit, then bake with the miso on top. Serve on a bed of udon or soba noodles with sesame seeds (or better yet, a sesame sauce made with tahini and a little soy sauce and rice vinegar.)
  • ms_smartypants
    ms_smartypants Posts: 8,278 Member
    Allrecipes.com has a Teriyaki Salmon recipe that is to die for ...I just made it this past week ...paired with rice and lemon hazelnut greenbeans ...YUM
  • SnuggleSmacks
    SnuggleSmacks Posts: 3,731 Member
    Balsamic salmon: marinate in a bit of balsamic vinegar, then bake or pan-fry. Use a mid grade balsamic for this, but if you want more flavor, top with a really good balsamic, or a boiled-down balsamic glaze, after it's done.

    This goes really well with root veggies like sweet potatoes, carrots or parsnips, or winter squash.
  • sheldonklein
    sheldonklein Posts: 854 Member
    Rub with chili powder and brown sugar
  • ElizabethMaryam
    ElizabethMaryam Posts: 159 Member
    I usually cook it in tinfoil also. I start with slices of onion and lay the salmon on top of the onion slices. Then add a little butter and some freshly ground pepper. Then I seal up the tinfoil and bake.
  • bwogilvie
    bwogilvie Posts: 2,130 Member
    My favorite: skin the salmon (or have your fishmonger remove the skin). Marinate in a mixture of soy sauce, lemon juice, a bit of sugar, and garlic at room temperature for at least an hour. Remove, dry, and cover with coarsely ground pepper. Sauté in olive oil on medium-high temperature for 3-4 minutes per side, depending on how cooked you like your salmon, how thick it is, and whether it is wild or farmed (farmed salmon, being fattier, takes longer to cook). Let rest for a few minutes, then serve.

    You can put a lot of pepper on, because the fat in the salmon moderates the spiciness. An amount of pepper that would be difficult to tolerate on chicken breasts or steak tastes great on salmon cooked this way.
  • Hearts_2015
    Hearts_2015 Posts: 12,032 Member
    edited January 2015
    ElizabethMaryam wrote: »
    I usually cook it in tinfoil also. I start with slices of onion and lay the salmon on top of the onion slices. Then add a little butter and some freshly ground pepper. Then I seal up the tinfoil and bake.

    Gotta try this foil pkg. method... haven't yet on any fish and keep hearing about it! Hey thanks for the reminder :)

    so many fab ideas you've all shared...can't wait to try them :)
  • poohpoohpeapod
    poohpoohpeapod Posts: 776 Member
    400 oven. place filet in pan skin side down bake 10 minutes 1tsp honey over top bake till honey crsps a bit slather dijon mustard over top broil 35 seconds. honey-dijon salmon yumminess
  • poohpoohpeapod
    poohpoohpeapod Posts: 776 Member
    poohpoohpeapod wrote: »
    400 oven. place filet in pan skin side down bake 10 minutes 1tsp honey over top bake till honey crsps a bit slather dijon mustard over top broil 35 seconds. honey-dijon salmon yumminess

    oh! before placing in oven sprinkle season salt and garlic powder on filet

  • poohpoohpeapod
    poohpoohpeapod Posts: 776 Member
    sheldonklein wrote: »
    Rub with chili powder and brown sugar

    this sounds good!
  • DancingMoosie
    DancingMoosie Posts: 8,619 Member
    I do panko crusted salmon. I cut slits in the skin, sprinkle in salt. Then, season the panko with asian seasoning. If using the NuWave, cook halfway skin side up, then do the next step. Rub dijon mustard onto flesh, press into panko. (If not using nuwave) Pan-fry skin side down until cooked halfway through. Finish cooking Panko side up in oven.
  • MillieSJ
    MillieSJ Posts: 19 Member
    I like using chipotle seasoning on my salmon. Gives it a nice flavor and kick, and all you have to do is shake the spice on. Easy peasy.
  • GoPerfectHealth
    GoPerfectHealth Posts: 254 Member
    Most of the time when I cook salmon, I sprinkle it with Garam Masala and bake it. Then use lemon, salt and pepper. It is fast and one of my favorite meals.
  • Nachise
    Nachise Posts: 395 Member
    I bake my salmon, but first I make a glaze to put on top. This works for a half pound, skinned filet. I mix together a tablespoon of dijon mustard with about a half teaspoon of olive oil, a teaspoon of basalmic vinegar, and a little bit of cumin. Adding a little bit of thyme is nice, too. Line a baking sheet with some parchment, and put into a 400 degree oven. Bake 10 minutes for every inch of thickness.
  • kristen6350
    kristen6350 Posts: 1,094 Member
    Baked. With Franks Red Hot, Crushed Red Pepper Flakes and cayenne pepper sprinkled on before baking. 375 for 20 minutes. Yummy salmon.

    Can you tell I like my food spicy? LOL
  • CassandraLT90
    CassandraLT90 Posts: 16 Member
    All of these sound so good. I'm gonna have to work on trying them.
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