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Writer's pictureLauren Brink

SEASONED SEARED SALMON WITH CUMIN, LIME YOGURT

READ BELOW FOR AN EASY WEEKNIGHT MEAL


Overview:


I like to incorporate fish into my family's diet on a weekly basis. Most often this comes in the form of salmon (with rice, and veggies).


Salmon is a rich source of polyunsaturated fatty acids, specifically omega-3 DHA. These anti inflammatory oils are often limiting in our diet and we can always do with more!


Tip If you don’t like the seafood, consider taking omega-3 DHA as a supplement


A few points on fish:

  • Try to get a fresh smelling salmon

  • Frozen is often a good option- if a quality supplier is chosen- defrost & cook quickly

  • I generally look for sustainably sourced sources

  • The key is to not over cook - a little under is better than a little over ​

Ingredients:

  1. Salmon Filets (ideally with skin on)

  2. Old Bay Seasoning

  3. Oil for pan

  4. Greek yogurt

  5. Cumin

  6. Lime

  7. A touch of sugar



Directions:


Season salmon with old bay seasoning- enough to lightly coat

Heat up cast iron pan & turn on broiler

Once hot, place salmon skin side down to sear filet (1 -2 mins)

Place in broiler to sear top - (3-5 mins depending on filet size)


For yogurt -mix a tsp cumin (or 1 T fresh dill), 1 T lime juice and 1 tsp sugar into a third cup greek yogurt. Basically, season the yogurt to taste and consume as a "garnish" to the salmon. You can substitute the yogurt for sour cream or choose to just make the salmon

instead


Serve with rice, veggies (steamed broccoli, carrots, green beans, etc., salad) and lime/lemon wedges


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