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Miso- Glazed Salmon
photo by Vino Girl
- Ready In:
- 20mins
- Ingredients:
- 7
- Serves:
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4
ingredients
- 1⁄4 cup brown sugar, packed
- 2 tablespoons low sodium soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons hot water
- 2 tablespoons miso (soybean paste)
- 4 (6 ounce) salmon fillets (about 1 inch thick)
- cooking spray
- 1 tablespoon fresh chives, chopped
directions
- Preheat broiler.
- Combine first 4 ingredients, stirring with a whisk.
- Arrange fish in a shallow baking dish coated with cooking spray.
- Spoon miso mixture evenly over fish.
- Broil 10 minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork, basting twice with miso mixture.
- Sprinkle with chives.
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Reviews
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Excellent, I cut the brown sugar by about ½ and added about two tablespoons of mirin. I also added about an inch of peeled and minced fresh ginger. We had two coho fillets that combined weighed ¾ pound. I removed the skin and used the sauce as a marinade for the fillets in the refridgerator for about an hour. Broiled them in a foil lined baking dish with the marinade over the fillets........Thank you Vino Girl
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I had a nice fillet of Norweigen skinless, boneless salmon, and wanted to make this last night with a few modifications. I was only cooking for one, and I simply used one tablespoon each of honey, rice wine vinegar and white miso - nothing else except green onions instead of chives to finish. (I love the sweet/sour/salty combo.) I broiled it in my toaster oven, which doesn't get quite as hot as the conventional ovens, in a small dish just big enough to hold the sauce near the salmon. May I say ONE OF THE BEST SALMON DISHES I'VE EVER HAD (and I used to live in Seattle :o) - perfectly cooked with no burning. Thanks for the inspiration to write my first review on Recipezarr ever.
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Tweaks
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my clever daughter caught an 11 pound salmon and used a fillet (3rd of fish) for this recipe. I added a splash of rice vinegar and was going to use local honey instead of sugar to make it healthier but she wanted the sugar. Next time will try with honey and add some fresh ginger. I baked for 20mins at 400 and then broiled for 5. Doubled the sauce and added some to quinoa cooking h20 with some garlic and some on green beans. Very good!
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I had a nice fillet of Norweigen skinless, boneless salmon, and wanted to make this last night with a few modifications. I was only cooking for one, and I simply used one tablespoon each of honey, rice wine vinegar and white miso - nothing else except green onions instead of chives to finish. (I love the sweet/sour/salty combo.) I broiled it in my toaster oven, which doesn't get quite as hot as the conventional ovens, in a small dish just big enough to hold the sauce near the salmon. May I say ONE OF THE BEST SALMON DISHES I'VE EVER HAD (and I used to live in Seattle :o) - perfectly cooked with no burning. Thanks for the inspiration to write my first review on Recipezarr ever.
RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
Vino Girl
United States
My husband and I married straight out of college in July of 1992. I work as the Assistant Manager at a wine shop which allows me to drink on the job! (OK, not that much, but it's still a fun job...) Besides helping customers choose wine they will like (and also help with food and wine pairings for their menus), I also get to help with the catering end of the business, so I get to spend a fair amount of time in the kitchen making fun appetizers and beautiful food displays. I also work part-time at the fromagerie next door. So yeah - that means I eat on the job, too. :^D
We live on several peaceful wooded acres on a cute little river in rural NE Wisconsin, with a cranky old-lady Burmese and whatever stray outdoor cats that have decided to adopt us on any given day. The cute puppy in the picture is Jake, our Elhew-bred English Pointer that we brought home on Easter weekend 2007. I've also got 2 painted turtles named Dennis and Fuzz, and a bunch of fish (koi and goldfish, along with the guppies & swordtails in the turtle tank).
I USUALLY eat and cook healthy, but I rarely pass up dessert, either. I do not eat red meat, and try to limit other animal products, too. I love to bake, although I seem to collect a lot of scone and biscotti recipes which I NEVER get around to making. I bake and eat A LOT of cookies and muffins... I almost always reduce the sugar by 1/4 and use whole wheat pastry flour for at least part of the flour. Those two changes do so much to make recipes healthier without compromising taste. I try to reduce fat whenever I can, too, but while I want to eat healthy, I still want to ENJOY what I eat!!!
I seem to give a lot of 4 and 5 star reviews here - I seem to have a pretty good sense of what I like by looking at a recipe before I try it. Thank you to anyone that tries my recipes in return, or photographs them.
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