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Not usually into no recipe — like the mind-clearing concentration a recipe takes — but this was very good. Salmon perfect at 10 min. Brushed with some barbecue sauce for baking. Added some partially pre-baked very small potatoes to the sheet pan. No barbecue sauce on hand, so tossed together & heated tomato paste, ketchup, water, a little chopped onion, 1 minced garlic clove, worcestershire, red wine vinegar, lemon juice, mesquite smoked paprika, hot sauce & the jalapeno & butter Sam added. Yum.
Chipotles en adobo (canned, commonly available) lend themselves especially well to this idea since the adobo is of similar makeup to many jarred barbecue sauces. Be careful to start with small amounts of both the adobo and the chipotle. A little of each goes along way and it is easy to overwhelm the salmon.
Cook for 8 minutes max OR pan sear: 1 minute skin side up in hot skillet then turn and 6 minutes in oven at 475
I was out of BBQ sauce, so I made my sauce from ketchup, rice vinegar and smoky paprika, plus the pickled hot peppers and butter that Sam suggests. Came out great!
Salmon loves mesquite-flavored BBQ sauce.
Excellent. I started with great salmon and this simple sauce compliments it nicely
This was easy and very delicious. I cooked exactly as written and can’t wait to make again
Chipotles en adobo (canned, commonly available) lend themselves especially well to this idea since the adobo is of similar makeup to many jarred barbecue sauces. Be careful to start with small amounts of both the adobo and the chipotle. A little of each goes along way and it is easy to overwhelm the salmon.
Added Zuni pickled onions - fabulous.
Cook for 8 minutes max OR pan sear: 1 minute skin side up in hot skillet then turn and 6 minutes in oven at 475
Salmon loves mesquite-flavored BBQ sauce.
I was out of BBQ sauce, so I made my sauce from ketchup, rice vinegar and smoky paprika, plus the pickled hot peppers and butter that Sam suggests. Came out great!
This (using up that last third of those Costco MIlano Salmon) with Trader Joe's Harissa Salsa along with Sam Sifton's No Recipe Smashed Potatoes with bacon, shredded brussel sprouts and cheddar...perfect dinner for 2 (especially if one of us is allergic to tomatoes and most bbq sauces won't work)
Not usually into no recipe — like the mind-clearing concentration a recipe takes — but this was very good. Salmon perfect at 10 min. Brushed with some barbecue sauce for baking. Added some partially pre-baked very small potatoes to the sheet pan. No barbecue sauce on hand, so tossed together & heated tomato paste, ketchup, water, a little chopped onion, 1 minced garlic clove, worcestershire, red wine vinegar, lemon juice, mesquite smoked paprika, hot sauce & the jalapeno & butter Sam added. Yum.
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