123750 salmon bake crunch coating Recipes

salmon, skin and bones removed (reserve liquid), egg, lightly beaten, mayonnaise, salt, fresh ground pepper, fresh dill, chopped, seasoned bread crumbs, breadcrumbs (for coating cakes), olive oil, butter, butter, flour, reserved salmon liquid (add milk to make it 3/4 cup), fresh dill

salmon, drained and flaked, onion, minced, egg, fresh bread crumbs, worcestershire sauce, hot pepper sauce, ground black pepper, shredded cheddar cheese, chopped fresh parsley, all-purpose flour for coating, butter, olive oil

salmon fillets or 1 lb steak, thawed if frozen, cider vinegar, worcestershire sauce, lemon juice, salt, prepared mustard, black pepper, butter, melted (1 stick), paprika, chopped fresh parsley (optional)

salmon fillet, fresh and without skin, about 1-1 1/2 inch thick, parsley, chopped (preferably flat leaf ), salt , to taste, pepper , to taste, parsley, chopped (preferably flat leaf ), olive oil , for the casserole form, potato (like yukon gold), olive oil, onions, chopped, garlic clove, minced, low-fat milk (about), nutmeg, salt , to taste, breadcrumbs, parmesan cheese, grated, olive oil

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baked potato, skim milk, dijon mustard, salt, fresh ground pepper, broccoli florets, salmon, fresh lemon rind, chopped fresh dill, crumbled feta cheese

baking potatoes, baked ,halved lengthwise, salmon, drained and flaked, herb and lemon soup mix, prepared

salmon, prepared dijon-style mustard, salt and pepper to taste, italian-style dry bread crumbs, butter, melted

salmon fillets, each weighing 7 oz, salt and pepper, flour for, coating, olive oil, butter, air-dried serrano ham, fish stock, sidra or apple cider

salmon fillets, dijon mustard, butter, honey, breadcrumbs, pecans , chopped semi fine, parsley, salt, pepper, lemon slice

salmon steaks (3/4 inch thick ), vegetable oil (enough to coat steaks), salt and pepper (to taste), mayonnaise or 3/4 cup salad dressing, ketchup, freshly grated orange rind, fresh squeezed orange juice, curry powder, orange, cut into wedges, fresh cilantro stem (optional)

eggs, onion, grated, lemon juice, black pepper, parsley chopped, milk, salt, jalapenos, chopped, rice, cooked, blackened salmon, flour, for coating, eggs beaten, bread crumbs, oil , for deep frying

salmon (at room temperature for 1 hour), flour, fleur de sel (or sea salt), cayenne pepper, smoked dulse granules, dulse flakes, for coating, panko (japanese bread crumbs), egg, beaten, olive oil, crispy dulse for garnish

salmon, sweetned condensed milk, freeze-dried chives, bread crumbs, plus more to coat, olive oil, for frying, salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste, recipe white and green asparagus, recipe coconut curry sauce, unsweetend coconut milk, soy milk, curry powder, salt and freshly ground black powder, olive oil , to saute, green asparagus, white asparagus, dried minced onion, salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste

salmon, salmon liquid , from the salmon, egg, slightly beaten, flour, baking powder, oil (for frying )

baking potatoes, butter, milk, heated, dijon mustard, salt, fresh ground pepper, broccoli floret, flaked canned salmon, fresh lemon rind, chopped fresh dill, crumbled feta cheese

baking potatoes, salmon, sour cream, chopped sharp cheddar cheese, chopped green onion, chopped dill, lemon juice, hot pepper sauce, sea salt , pepper and smoked paprika to taste, shredded cheddar

salmon, drained, bones and skin removed, frozen peas, thawed, milk, mayonnaise, chopped green pepper, lemon-pepper seasoning, shredded cheddar cheese, biscuit/baking mix, milk, mayonnaise