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Showing posts with label Salmon. Show all posts

May 20, 2011

Cedar Plank Salmon AND Grilled Shrimp with Veggies

Cedar Plank Salmon AND Grilled Shrimp with Veggies!
(It's GRILLIN' weather around here!)

You will LOVE this light, refreshing dinner with tons of taste!  I use my FAVORITE salmons seasoning from MY FAVORITE THINGS by clicking here....and an AMAZING Alaskan salmon that was on sale.  The flavors from each part of this meal will DELIGHT your taste buds!

And super SIMPLE to cook!  Even for the beginner!

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1 - pound Salmon fillet (the tail end always has less bones)
2 - tablespoons Organic Great King Salmon Seasoning & Rub
2 - tablespoons of Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1 - Large Sweet Onion
24 - medium sized precooked, tail off shrimp
2 - Green Bell Peppers
10 - Asparagus tips
 1 - Cedar Plank for grilling with food  -  You can buy cedar planks HERE

NOTE:  You could use whatever quick cooking veggies you want to...we use these because everyone in the family likes one or more of them :)

Start by soaking your cedar plank AT LEAST 30 minutes ahead of time but I would do it all day if you can...because it catches fire easy...:)

Preheat your grill to about 350 degrees.

Add your salmon fillet to your cedar plank...skin down.  rub 1 tablespoon of your Extra Virgin Olive Oil on top of your salmon and spread 1 tablespoon of Organic Great King Salmon Seasoning & Rub on top of that.

Add all your veggies and shrimp to a large bowl and toss with your remaining tablespoon of Extra Virgin Olive Oil and your remaining tablespoon of Organic Great King Salmon Seasoning & Rub.



Add your veggies & shrimp to a grilling basket lined with foil.

Then...place them both on the grill and CLOSE THE LID TO COOK.

NOTE:  You could skewer the veggies and shrimp if you want.  I just use a grilling basket lined with foil so nothing falls out.  Just makes it easier for me.

KEEP A WATER BOTTLE HANDY TO SPRAY OUT THE FIRE ON THE PLANK.  IT WON'T CATCH FIRE AS MUCH IF YOU KEEP THE LID CLOSED.

Cook until your salmon is done in the middle and your veggies are crispy tender.  

YOU ARE DONE and you have one AMAZING DINNER!  YOU can't go wrong here!  And super HEALTHY!



Enjoy!  And thanks again for stopping by my blog!  Remember:  I LOOOOOVE comments!

April 16, 2011

Baked Salmon with Feta & Couscous Salad



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So today is an icky yucky rainy day and I am in MAJOR need of some sunshine!  To top it all off I spent a large part of my day doing taxes!  Yikes!  Nothing like waiting until the last minute.
Anyway, tonight's recipe is Baked Salmon with Feta & Couscous Salad! I can get my little brother over here for dinner with VERY little notice when I make Salmon...cracks me up!  It's super good and super healthy....but I'll be totally honest here.  It took me awhile to get my kids to eat this meal.  I just keep re-introducing it though and they eat more and more each time.  Enjoy....I would LOVE to have your 'comment' and hear how you liked it!!
 
Nutritional Info Per ServingONLY ABOUT 450 CALORIESl!!!(with the salad)
Preparation Time: About 15 minutes             
Cook Time:  About 30 minutes
Number of Servings:4 for the fish but you will have left over Couscous Salad for lunch!
                                                                                     
Salmon:
1 - 1 pound fillet of Salmon (I usually buy the tail end because there likely isn't any bones)
2 - tablespoons of your favorite seafood seasoning
2 - tablespoons of fat free feta cheese
1 - tablespoon of parmesan cheese
2 - tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil
Pam cooking spray

Couscous Salad:
1 - cup of chicken stock
3/4 - cup couscous
2 - teaspoons of cumin
1/2 - finely chopped spinach
1/4 - cup craisins
1 - cup garbanzo beans/chick peas
1/4 - cup fat free feta cheese
2 - garlic cloves, minced
1/4 - cup of toasted walnuts
2 - tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
Salt (I use Sea salt)
Pepper

Preheat Oven to 400 degrees



Line your broiler pan with tin foil and spray with Pam cooking spray
Place your salmon fillet on prepared pan.
Evenly coat your salmon with the 2 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil. 
Sprinkle your favorite seafood seasoning evenly over the salmon fillet

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Add both your feta and parmesan cheese evenly over the salmon and bake for about 25 minutes.  This cooking time can vary according to how thick your fillet is.



Add chicken stock and cumin to a medium sized pot and bring to a boil.
















Remove liquid from heat and add your couscous.  Cover and let sit for 5-7 minutes. 
 
Note: Couscous is actually tiny little pieces of pasta...so it's kind of like making a pasta salad. I usually buy it in the bulk section of my grocery store so I can use it whenever.



Once the couscous is done, transfer it to a serving bowl and add your spinach, craisins, garbanzo beans, feta cheese, garlic, toasted walnuts, salt and pepper.  Toss.  Drizzle your 2 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil and toss again. 

  Now...While your waiting let's set the table!  Trying new things at the table with different color schemes can make it fun and even more appetizing to sit down to dinner!  Here is our table this evening!



Time for dinner!  Whooooo hooo!  That was super EASY and super FAST!  Plus it's full of several of the 'super foods' so it's really good for you!


I'M SO GLAD YOU ARE HERE FOR THIS RECIPE!  SEE YOU TOMORROW AND HAVE A GREAT NIGHT!

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