Monday, December 19, 2011

Easy Oven Baked Spiced Salmon (易烤香料三文鱼)

 
This is one super duper easy oven baked salmon dish.  Even a busy working mom can easily make this at home.  Just thaw the frozen salmon overnight in the fridge and when you come home, the salmon is ready for you to use.  To create a balance meal, buy some washed and cut broccoli, green bean, cauliflower, baby carrot and mushroom, season with extra virgin olive oil and a little salt and put it in the oven to bake together with the salmon (for the harder to cook veggie, just microwave for 2 minutes before roasting).  Serve it with store-bought Hawaiian sweet buns (or whole wheat buns) and you have a complete meal.

I served this salmon with turmeric brown rice, stir fried pumpkin and crimini mushrooms.  Both my girls praised this baked spiced salmon and Evy even requested to save some for her lunch box the next day at school.   Guess I will make this often from now on.



Ingredients:

  • 2 pieces of frozen wild salmon, thawed
  • 2 Tbsp. extra virgin olive oil 
  • Sea salt to taste
  • Penzeys Spices's new salt free Forward (or any spices you have at home)

Method:

1.  Lined a baking sheet with aluminum foil.  Preheat oven to 425'F.

2.  Place the salmon on the foil.  Top with extra virgin olive oil, use a brush to brush it all over the top part of the fish.  Sprinkle with sea salt and Forward spices.

3.  Bake in preheated oven for 10 minutes.  Serve hot.

Note:  You can squeeze some fresh lemon juice on top before serving if you like.


7 comments:

  1. simple delicious and healthy
    thks! a great recipe for my family :)

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  2. I agree!! This looks so easy and nutritious. Always looking for more ideas for fish and salmon is my favourite.

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  3. Yes, this is quick and easy, and also healthy and yummy!

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  4. I like this recipe, simple, easy and so tasty...especially during this busy time of the year.
    Happy Holidays to you and your loved ones :-)

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  5. Haha, I love this! Recently done similar too - spicing salmon with turmeric and paprika. So good! I believe you roast it skin-side up? The skin looks crispy.

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  6. You're welcome Alice. I have been cooking this numerous times already. ;)

    Daphne, yeah we eat a lot of salmon these days.

    Thanks Sonia.

    Thanks Juliana, happy holidays to you too!

    Tigerfish, hahaha, my salmon is skinless lah, no skin! :P

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  7. Hahah, then even better, looks like there is crispy skin!

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