Baked Salmon with Herb Dijon Sauce

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At the time that I shot this episode wild salmon fillets weren’t the back-breaking price they are now. Unless you’re baller, and some of you are, chances are you’re not gonna fork over your hard earned dollars to make wild salmon tonight for dindin.

Good news is that there’s a cheaper way to eat wild salmon and utilize these same ingredients, and the end result travels better for lunch or to snack on.

Get your hands on some canned Vital Choice Wild Salmon and use the herb Dijon sauce as you would the mayo in tuna salad (add some fine diced peppers and parsley if you have them to jazz it up). Be sure to give your garlic a quick olive oil sauté first, so that you’re not eating it raw (unless you have a Vampire infestation in your house that you’re in the middle of handling of course). Garnish a (homemade) gluten free cracker with your “salmon salad” and prepare to swoon your way to heaven (pictured right). Just so happens that I myself baked a fresh batch of rosemary-thyme-kale crackers this a.m., so I might have to indulge. Let me know in the comments section below if you want the crackers recipe (for realz).

 

 

3 Comments

  1. I would LOVE the gluten free cracker recipe. These recipes are mouthwatering! You go girl!

  2. I enjoyed your recipe video with Hilah Johnson. When I visited your website, I was surprised to see your salmon video, since I was planning a salmon dinner for my wife and me tonight! My Passover recipe is plainer than yours. When we finally get spring in Virginia (brrr, now!), I’ll have an herb garden and will try your recipe. Keep up the good work! Our son moves to Cupertino, California, next week, so I will expect him to become a California cook, too.

  3. hi and welcome! california is great and i think your son will like it. herb gardens are the best and i hope you try this recipe because it’s so easy and yummy. let me know how it goes when you do! and i’ll check out your simpler salmon dinner for passover too. cheers!

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