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Company-Ready Crusted Salmon
Dietitians suggest two servings of fish a week. Salmon is one of the highest in those omega-3 fatty acids that help to prevent heart disease. “My husband had high cholesterol so I created this heart-healthy recipe. Now I serve it to guests all the time…even fish-haters rave and ask for the recipe!”
Susan Robenson - Hot Springs, Arkansas
Company-Ready Crusted Salmon Recipe photo by Taste of Home
Reviews
My husband could NOT stop telling me how much he loved this! We used smaller pieces of filet and that worked out fine. I also used cashews instead of pecans. Do NOT skip the reserved sauce! I will definitely make this again.
This was fantastic. I didn't have honey on hand, so I substituted it with organic agave nectar. It was still super tasty, and a huge hit with my family. I will definitely be making this again!
Wonderful flavor. Favorite way to fix salmon.
This recipe is fabulous. It looks very fancy and yet is so simple to make. Even salmon haters loved it!
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This was a delicious recipe! My husband does not like seafood, but he will eat two servings of this salmon. I usually serve it with either brown rice or homemade mashed potatoes.
It was very good. I loved the sauce. The only troubled I had was the spinach dried out around the salmon and I put the oil on it.
This is truly our all time favorite salmon recipes and my husband asks for it on a regular basis. The only change I make is that we like to serve it over quinoa cooked in vegetable broth to give it flavor. Quinoa have a geat texture that compliments the salmon and spinach in this recipe.
Delicious! Instead of serving it with couscous, we used orzo.
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