Thanks! I might try swapping out my played out Pacific Northwest Grilled Salmon for a few of those!
they missed poached salmon . . .
poaching has re-surged in our kitchen. chicken & fish (all types)
kinda’ a “getting back to real basics” thing.
with all kinds of raw/near raw/lightly sauted “toppings” . . . makes one wonder how we got so far off track with all the heavy cream 30 herb&spices sauces . . .
And 9 more.
When I clicked on the link I got a message saying this page doesn’t exist.
Thx for letting me know. Fixed it.
And thank you for sharing! The salmon asparagus dish looks really good and asparagus season here is right around the corner. And I have some yogurt mint sauce left in the fridge that would go nicely with salmon.
You’re welcome! Any time ![]()
this looks good
https://www.thekitchn.com/slow-roasted-green-goddess-salmon-recipe-23520282
on the Salmon and Green Goddess combination
Ca Kho To – a Vietnamese braised fish dish
Traditionally made with catfish, but salmon is a good substitute. If you don’t have a clay pot, anything to braise works too. It’s excellent with rice.
There is a simpler variation that is just the caramelized salmon (no coconut water or clay pot).
I don’t usually love coconut, and I do think the coconut water adds a lovely aroma that pairs well with the caramelized sauce.
Thanks for sharing, that looks amazing. I regularly do a version of ga kho but never thought to try it with fish. Going to be doing this one for sure.
Salmon filet marinated in soy sauce, oyster sauce, spicy oil, garlic, ginger, 5 spice, and chopped Sinatra. Spent a minute or two too long in the AF, but was mighty tasty.
Might have to cut down on the honey for this one.

