So I want to start eating healthier and exercising a bit and I figured a good fish like salmon would help (I just cant stand the taste or smell of tuna).

So it's really cheap around here, probably around $10 US a kilo. What are some good ways to cook it? I don't like the oily fishy taste, so I'd like to try and mask that. Any one have any good recipes?

Also any good recipes for tinned pink salmon as that is also quite cheap?

Thanks guys.

I prefer to sautee my salmon fillets in garlic, olive oil, and lemon, then I like to brush them with a honey mustard glaze. It's very delicious.

dump it in the trashcan.


seriously though, baked salmon, with a little garlic and some lemon is pretty good.

I like mine cooked in the oven and then served with a little mayo and chopped dill.

I'm looking for a slightly more...complicated recipe if any one has one. I'm trying to impress with it

you mean tartar sauce?

Anyone ever had the baked salmon at the Mandarin? That stuff is delicious. I have no clue what they do to it but man, its amazing.

Make mac and chesse. Mix together and your stomach will thank me.

Quick and easy.

Wrap it up in some tin foil with just about anything (I like olive oil, lemon, salt and pepper, nice and simple) and toss it in the oven. You'll get a nice moist piece of fish every time. Needs to be served with homemade tartar sauce, lemon, mayo and chopped dill pickle.

I used to use frozen talapia though because of cheapness.

Oooh, and for the tinned pink salmon, throw the whole can, bones and all in with some fried rice and soy. Fucking delicious. I made a thread in the winter about canned salmon because I had dozens of cans of it, lots of good ideas in there.

smoked salmon ftw.

canned salmon a different story, its putrid