I have a confession to make. I'm not wild about eating or preparing fish. Yes, I know it's good for you and all that. I do enjoy shellfish, though. In fact I love it. But, fish, not so much. Our son loves deep sea fishing. When he gifts us part of his catch, I really enjoy it, especially if he prepares it. Fresh fish can't be beat, but it's difficult to obtain. Grayden loves fish. Often when we eat out he orders fish, particularly salmon. I've tried making it several times and it's okay. Recently I prepared salmon that was delicious to me and even Samuel who like me is not wild about fish.
I bought Wild Caught Sockeye Salmon from BJ's. It's individually wrapped so that helps me some with the ick factor.
It you want to give it a try here is what you'll need for 3 to 4 salmon fillets:
It you want to give it a try here is what you'll need for 3 to 4 salmon fillets:
- 1/2 cup or so of Panko Bread Crumbs
- 1 teaspoon of dried parsley
- 1 tablespoon of lemon zest
- 1/4 teaspoon of salt
- fresh ground pepper
- 2 tablespoons of olive oil
Mix together all of the above ingredients in a bowl.
- Brush 1 to 2 tablespoons of Dijon mustard on the skinless side of each fillet
- Press the breadcrumb mixture onto the Dijon mustard of each salmon fillet
Heat your oven to 425 degrees.
Heat 2 tablespoons of vegetable oil in an oven safe 12 inch skillet on medium high. Add your salmon skin side down and cook for 4 to 5 minutes without turning.
Transfer your skillet to your preheated oven and let them cook for 3 or 4 minutes until the Panko is browned.
Remove from oven and allow to rest covered for a couple of minutes. Enjoy!
It looks good! I am not wild (ha!) about cooking fish either. I like it in the shell and served at restaurant.
ReplyDeleteThis salmon is easy to prepare at home and was really good, Sandi. Thank you for stopping by. ♥
DeleteEllen, this looks delicious, we eat salmon quite often, and I am always looking for new recipes. We usually eat our other fish and shellfish in our favorite restaurant in the country, usually on Friday or Saturday nights. The broccoli and new potato are also favs. of mine! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting and for your sweet comment.
Blessings,
Sue
Sue, since you like salmon I think you will like this recipe. It's easy and delicious. I hope you give it a try. Have a lovely weekend. ♥
DeleteOhhh!
ReplyDeleteWould you believe Rhett, my 15 year old teenage son, LOVES salmon???!!!
And unfortunately, his mother doesn't prepare it very well!
Thank you for this!
I have Bookmarked it already. : )
Have a cozy evening.
I understand Billie Jo. Give this a try. Your's will be delicious. I'm pretty sure your son will like it.♥
DeleteI love fish and eat several varieties regularly, I will certainly be giving this recipe a try.
ReplyDeleteI hope you like it! ♥
DeleteFish is quite regularly on my menu plans ...
ReplyDeleteThis looks and sounds very nice, thanks for sharing the recipe.
All the best Jan
Thank you, Jan, I will be making this recipe again for sure. I hope you have a great weekend. ♥
DeleteI’m like you...not a fan of preparing fish at home. I can handle a fish chowder, but that’s the outer limits. I’d order this at a restaurant, though. It sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteVee, Grayden was glad I made this salmon and so was Samuel. It was easy and delicious. ♥
DeleteI am so silly! I looked at the plate of delicious looking food and asked myself, "where's the salmon?" ~ how silly of me! It looks wonderful, and I'm happy you have a fish recipe you like.
ReplyDelete~~~Deb in Wales xoxo
Yes, Deb, salmon in disguise....that's probably why I like it. Lol. Really, it is a good recipe. Thinking of you and your Mum! xoxo ♥
DeleteSamuel told me he really enjoyed that salmon!
ReplyDeleteNoel, it's really good. I'll have to make it for you when you visit. ♥
DeleteI also am not fond of fish. Dan is the same way as Grayden- he loves it and frequently orders it at restaurants. I completely dislike the smell of it too! This looks like a good recipe and I know salmon has healthy benefits.
ReplyDeleteThis was a very easy, Liz. This salmon does not have that aroma often associated with fish. I think you and Dan would enjoy it. ♥
DeleteWe have never been big fish eaters, although we have learned to love tilapia in recent years. We have also recently found some already seasoned salmon at Sam's Club that we like. Time to branch out, and this recipe looks like a good start! Thanks you for the recommendation!
ReplyDeleteCheryl, I'm always trying to find new ways to vary our diet and fish has been a big stumbling block for me to prepare. I think your family would enjoy this dish. ♥
DeleteMartha Ellen, I'm not a fish lover either, but I do like lobster, prawns, and even crab. However, this salmon you prepared with the breadcrumbs looks pretty good. And a meal always tastes better with potatoes and broccoli. How exciting that your son loves deep sea fishing. My brother-in-laws used to work on crab boats in Alaska, and that's how I began a liking for it. This sounds like a tasty recipe, Martha Ellen.
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Hi Sheri, I think you would enjoy this recipe if you want to try salmon at home. It's easy. I hope you are doing well and enjoying your weekend, my friend. ♥
DeleteLooks good but I actually just like salmon heavily seasoned with herbs and sautéed in olive oil. Yum!
ReplyDeleteIf you like fish I'm sure it's good. ♥
DeleteHi Martha Ellen,
ReplyDeleteNow I just might have to try this. It looks delicious. There are only a few fish I enjoy, and this one looks good. Thank you for sharing.
And thank you so much for your visit and kind words about Jane. I am so happy you enjoyed.
blessings,
Penny
If you are picky about fish, this is good one Penny. I hope you try it! ♥
DeleteI love salmon and this is similar to a recipe I use though I usually do it all in the oven. Maybe I should try this, variety is good for us, right?
ReplyDeleteYes, it is Dotsie. I do try to vary what we eat and try not to get into a rut! But, that happens around here when we're busy. Have a great week. ♥
DeleteI'm the same. I love shell fish but would rather have fish at a restaurant than make it at home. Your salmon looks delicious, though. I've recently made fish fingers out of salmon but yours looks nicer, I'll give it a try. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
Amalia, this is really easy and quite tasty. I hope your week is off to a great start. ♥
DeleteThat sounds wonderful. I haven't made salmon for a few years, and that was grilled in the summertime. I love it. I just need to remember to buy it. :-)
ReplyDeleteJudy, since Grayden loves it so, I had to try again and make it for him. I was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. Have a wonderful week. ♥
DeleteLooks like a healthy meal!
ReplyDeleteIt was yummy and yes healthy. ♥
DeleteHello Martha Ellen, just dropping in to say hi :) I also just saw you had a tag at the top with your recipes and I couldn't resist coming over to take a peak. They all look wonderful and will be checking out more of them as time goes on! Hope all goes well with you and your dear family.
ReplyDeleteI just read what you said about the ick factor. So true for me too. I never was a fish eater, but did enjoy fish and chips my whole life. When it came to others, however, I couldn't touch it, though like you enjoy shell fish (shrimp and scallops that is). I haven't had those in a long time. It took me years to enjoy salmon and I cook it at home occasionally if I get a good recipe. I shall definitely be trying this when I pick up salmon again. Thanks again and enjoy your weekend :)
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