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Salmon Feast

I used to prefer Tilapia, Bangus and Galunggong (fat, dried ones) over other fishes...Everytime I buy (or order) from the Asia shop, they were always on the list.

But the past year, we started with Salmon cravings from uncooked sushi, to grilled steaks from smoked strips to baked fillets, then it eventually became an all-time favorite!

Here are two of the easiest Salmon recipes I have but I' d be posting more for sure.



Grilled Salmon Teriyaki


Sugar
Sesame oil
Garlic, minced
Ginger, crushed
Soy Sauce
Vinegar

Salmon Steaks










In a shallow dish, combine the first 6 ingredients. Marinate the steaks into the mixture at minimum 1.5 hours. Grill over charcoal (or any griller you have) turning once after 9-12 minutes then cook the other side for another 10 minutes...serve!


Salmon Taco


Smoked Salmon Strips

Lettuce

Taco Wraps

Mayonnaise













Simply put in the ingredients (except mayo) inside the wrapper...yeap, that easy! Heat it up in your bread toaster and your good to go! You can also add onions, tomatoes and other taco stuffing but this simple recipe is enough for me though.

It is the smoked taste of the salmon that I really like, gives this that unique hint of mystery in every bite...(What was that?)

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Side dish: Word for the day


Salmon (n): Lachs (German)

Sake (Japanese)


Ruy  – (December 7, 2007 at 8:12 AM)  

Great looking salmon! It seems you've caught the salmon fever!=)

 gmirage  – (December 7, 2007 at 10:49 AM)  

Lol Ruy, could be...but I don't want to be cured!

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