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]]>Creamy mashed potatoes with a hint of roasted garlic can provide a satisfying and hearty base for your grilled salmon. The garlic flavor complements the richness of the salmon, making its flavors truly stand out.
For this one, all you need to do is bundle together fresh asparagus spears, drizzle them with olive oil, sprinkle some salt and pepper, and roast until tender. Asparagus adds a crisp and vibrant element to your beloved salmon dish.
A light and refreshing quinoa salad with cherry tomatoes and crumbled feta can provide a perfect balance to the richness of the salmon. The tangy feta and juicy tomatoes bring a burst of flavor and freshness to each bite.
To make this side dish, sauté Brussels sprouts in garlic butter and lemon juice until they are caramelized and tender. The slight bitterness of Brussels sprouts pairs great with the salmon, and the garlic butter adds a fancy touch.
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]]>Give your salmon a tangy twist with a citrus-infused marinade. Combine freshly squeezed lemon juice, orange zest, minced garlic, and a hint of honey for a burst of bright flavors. Let the salmon soak in this vibrant concoction for a few hours before grilling or baking. The citrusy marinade will lend a refreshing and zesty note to the fish, perfectly complementing its natural richness.
For those who love the smoky and savory flavors of a barbecue, a smoky BBQ marinade is a must-try. Combine your favorite BBQ sauce with a dash of liquid smoke, Worcestershire sauce, honey, and a pinch of paprika for a flavor-packed marinade. Let the salmon soak up the smoky goodness for a couple of hours before grilling. The result will be a perfectly charred and caramelized exterior with tender and juicy flesh that will satisfy your BBQ cravings.
Take your taste buds on a journey to the Far East with an Asian-inspired marinade. Blend soy sauce, grated ginger, minced garlic, and a drizzle of sesame oil for an umami-packed marinade. Add a touch of sweetness with honey or brown sugar and a kick of heat with a pinch of red pepper flakes. Let the salmon marinate for at least 30 minutes to allow the flavors to seep in. When cooked, you’ll enjoy a harmonious blend of savory, sweet, and spicy notes.
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]]>If you’re still a newbie when it comes to preparing salmon and want to kick things off with a basic recipe, sheet pan salmon is a good place to start. Stevens recommends serving it with some tender asparagus and crispy baked potatoes.
You can find many recipes for pan-seared salmon on Stevens’ blog, but this one really stands out thanks to homemade sunflower seed pesto that truly brings out the best in it.
In addition to sharing recipes for the most delicious salmon, Stevens truly has a knack for mixing it up with perfect ingredients. She opted for the creamy lemon dill sauce this time around and you can easily make it on your own.
These salmon steaks look as delicious as it gets, and it surprisingly takes just six ingredients to make them, including miso paste, maple syrup, grated ginger, and garlic.
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]]>With some proteins, a searing hot pan is needed. Salmon, however, is not one of those. Cooking the fish on too high a heat will release a protein in the form of a white goo, so it’s best to keep the stove on medium-low during the cooking process.
Some salmon pieces come skinless, but on the chance that there’s skin on your fish, don’t let it go to waste. Begin by placing the salmon skin-side down in the pan to get it lightly browned and crispy, then flip it over and cook the other side. You’ll forget all about chicken skin after tasting how good this is.
After all the effort of making salmon, the last thing you want is for it to be overcooked. Aim for medium to medium-rare, with the fish still pink in the center. A meat thermometer can be used to test how done the salmon is, with a temperature between 135-145°F being ideal. After removing it from the pan, allow the fish to rest for a few minutes, just as you would a steak.
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]]>Albumin is a type of protein. It’s not fat like many people mistakenly assume that exists in the dish in liquid form when it’s raw. It pushes to the surface of the salmon when you heat it. Once this protein reaches a temperature between 140 and 150 degrees, the coagulated albumin gets squeezed out and appears in the form of the strange white substance that you are probably familiar with.
The amount of albumin in a salmon fillet doesn’t seem to be, and sometimes you’ll end up with a piece that’s covered in it and sometimes hardly any if it will appear. This actually has nothing to do with the type of salmon you’re cooking, but rather with how you’re cooking it. The more aggressively you cook it, the more albumin will appear on its surface. The higher the heat, the more quickly the flesh contracts, and the more albumin will become visible.
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]]>Here are the three best ways to prepare salmon.
Pan-frying salmon is one of my favorite ways to prepare a filet of this fish. I recommend adding a little bit of olive oil to a cast-iron pan, during your stove on medium heat, and cooking the fish until it is thoroughly done on both sides and in the middle, about 7-8 minutes total.
Baking is another easy way to prepare salmon, requiring very little effort and time. Depending on the size of your fillet, only about 8-10 minutes in an oven that has been pre-heated to 400 degrees Fahrenheit should do the trick.
Are you lucky enough to own a grill? This is a great way to prepare salmon in a unique and exciting way. A charcoal grill can be a great solution, but if you have hickory chips or mesquite chips, this is a great way to leave the wood’s character on the salmon’s flavor.
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]]>Here are three proteins that you absolutely have to try in your next poke bowl.
Ahi tuna is probably the most traditional and classic protein for a poke bowl. This special, especially flavorful variety of the fish is fantastic as a base for the poke bowl due to how it interacts with the rest of the flavors present. Be sure to try it with sesame seeds and seaweed!
Salmon is another great fish option for poke. Although ahi tuna is the most popular type of fish used in poke, salmon has grown in popularity in recent years as a fish with a similar profile. We love topping our salmon poke bowls with soy-based sauces.
Are you vegetarian or vegan and looking to try a poke bowl? Try marinated tofu as the base for your poke bowl! It might not be the traditional fish base that the dish normally has, but it’s a darn good substitute that is similar in both flavor and texture.
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]]>The post Tired of the Same Old Side-Dish for Your Grilled Salmon? Here are a Few Alternatives appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Creamy mashed potatoes with a hint of roasted garlic can provide a satisfying and hearty base for your grilled salmon. The garlic flavor complements the richness of the salmon, making its flavors truly stand out.
For this one, all you need to do is bundle together fresh asparagus spears, drizzle them with olive oil, sprinkle some salt and pepper, and roast until tender. Asparagus adds a crisp and vibrant element to your beloved salmon dish.
A light and refreshing quinoa salad with cherry tomatoes and crumbled feta can provide a perfect balance to the richness of the salmon. The tangy feta and juicy tomatoes bring a burst of flavor and freshness to each bite.
To make this side dish, sauté Brussels sprouts in garlic butter and lemon juice until they are caramelized and tender. The slight bitterness of Brussels sprouts pairs great with the salmon, and the garlic butter adds a fancy touch.
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]]>(Serves 2)
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]]>The post Different Marinades For Saucy Salmon appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Give your salmon a tangy twist with a citrus-infused marinade. Combine freshly squeezed lemon juice, orange zest, minced garlic, and a hint of honey for a burst of bright flavors. Let the salmon soak in this vibrant concoction for a few hours before grilling or baking. The citrusy marinade will lend a refreshing and zesty note to the fish, perfectly complementing its natural richness.
For those who love the smoky and savory flavors of a barbecue, a smoky BBQ marinade is a must-try. Combine your favorite BBQ sauce with a dash of liquid smoke, Worcestershire sauce, honey, and a pinch of paprika for a flavor-packed marinade. Let the salmon soak up the smoky goodness for a couple of hours before grilling. The result will be a perfectly charred and caramelized exterior with tender and juicy flesh that will satisfy your BBQ cravings.
Take your taste buds on a journey to the Far East with an Asian-inspired marinade. Blend soy sauce, grated ginger, minced garlic, and a drizzle of sesame oil for an umami-packed marinade. Add a touch of sweetness with honey or brown sugar and a kick of heat with a pinch of red pepper flakes. Let the salmon marinate for at least 30 minutes to allow the flavors to seep in. When cooked, you’ll enjoy a harmonious blend of savory, sweet, and spicy notes.
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]]>The post Kristen Stevens Will Teach You How to Cook Salmon to Perfection appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>If you’re still a newbie when it comes to preparing salmon and want to kick things off with a basic recipe, sheet pan salmon is a good place to start. Stevens recommends serving it with some tender asparagus and crispy baked potatoes.
You can find many recipes for pan-seared salmon on Stevens’ blog, but this one really stands out thanks to homemade sunflower seed pesto that truly brings out the best in it.
In addition to sharing recipes for the most delicious salmon, Stevens truly has a knack for mixing it up with perfect ingredients. She opted for the creamy lemon dill sauce this time around and you can easily make it on your own.
These salmon steaks look as delicious as it gets, and it surprisingly takes just six ingredients to make them, including miso paste, maple syrup, grated ginger, and garlic.
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]]>The post Make Perfect Salmon Every Time With These Tips appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>With some proteins, a searing hot pan is needed. Salmon, however, is not one of those. Cooking the fish on too high a heat will release a protein in the form of a white goo, so it’s best to keep the stove on medium-low during the cooking process.
Some salmon pieces come skinless, but on the chance that there’s skin on your fish, don’t let it go to waste. Begin by placing the salmon skin-side down in the pan to get it lightly browned and crispy, then flip it over and cook the other side. You’ll forget all about chicken skin after tasting how good this is.
After all the effort of making salmon, the last thing you want is for it to be overcooked. Aim for medium to medium-rare, with the fish still pink in the center. A meat thermometer can be used to test how done the salmon is, with a temperature between 135-145°F being ideal. After removing it from the pan, allow the fish to rest for a few minutes, just as you would a steak.
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]]>The post What That White Stuff On Your Salmon Actually Is appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Albumin is a type of protein. It’s not fat like many people mistakenly assume that exists in the dish in liquid form when it’s raw. It pushes to the surface of the salmon when you heat it. Once this protein reaches a temperature between 140 and 150 degrees, the coagulated albumin gets squeezed out and appears in the form of the strange white substance that you are probably familiar with.
The amount of albumin in a salmon fillet doesn’t seem to be, and sometimes you’ll end up with a piece that’s covered in it and sometimes hardly any if it will appear. This actually has nothing to do with the type of salmon you’re cooking, but rather with how you’re cooking it. The more aggressively you cook it, the more albumin will appear on its surface. The higher the heat, the more quickly the flesh contracts, and the more albumin will become visible.
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]]>The post Here Are the Best Ways to Prepare Salmon appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Here are the three best ways to prepare salmon.
Pan-frying salmon is one of my favorite ways to prepare a filet of this fish. I recommend adding a little bit of olive oil to a cast-iron pan, during your stove on medium heat, and cooking the fish until it is thoroughly done on both sides and in the middle, about 7-8 minutes total.
Baking is another easy way to prepare salmon, requiring very little effort and time. Depending on the size of your fillet, only about 8-10 minutes in an oven that has been pre-heated to 400 degrees Fahrenheit should do the trick.
Are you lucky enough to own a grill? This is a great way to prepare salmon in a unique and exciting way. A charcoal grill can be a great solution, but if you have hickory chips or mesquite chips, this is a great way to leave the wood’s character on the salmon’s flavor.
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]]>The post 20-Minute Salmon Pasta is So Tasty appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>The post Try These Proteins in Your Next Poke Bowl appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Here are three proteins that you absolutely have to try in your next poke bowl.
Ahi tuna is probably the most traditional and classic protein for a poke bowl. This special, especially flavorful variety of the fish is fantastic as a base for the poke bowl due to how it interacts with the rest of the flavors present. Be sure to try it with sesame seeds and seaweed!
Salmon is another great fish option for poke. Although ahi tuna is the most popular type of fish used in poke, salmon has grown in popularity in recent years as a fish with a similar profile. We love topping our salmon poke bowls with soy-based sauces.
Are you vegetarian or vegan and looking to try a poke bowl? Try marinated tofu as the base for your poke bowl! It might not be the traditional fish base that the dish normally has, but it’s a darn good substitute that is similar in both flavor and texture.
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