Salmon is one of my favorite foods, and I’ve eaten it cooked all sorts of ways with all sorts of seasonings. It would be hard to choose only one recipe that is my favorite, but this one is definitely at the top of the list!
Here’s why I love this recipe so much:
- It’s absolutely mouth-wateringly delicious!
- It’s low in calories and fat.
- This has to be the simplest recipe on earth – only two ingredients!
- By eating this, you’re actually donating to charity. No, I’m not kidding.
So here’s the super easy and exceedingly wonderful recipe for my Awesome Grilled Salmon.
Ingredients:
Salmon fillets
Newman’s Own Low Fat Sesame Ginger Dressing
Directions:
Marinate salmon fillets in dressing for about 30 minutes. Place fillets on indoor contact grill and cook until fish is as done as you prefer. Serve, eat, and be amazed!
Note: See the One Very Important Tip below.
Honest, that’s all there is to it, and you won’t believe how good this is! (I suppose some people might want to add a little salt, but to me it’s perfectly delicious without it.)
About the One Special Ingredient – Newman’s Own
Other than your salmon, the only ingredient you need is Newman’s Own Low Fat Sesame Ginger Salad Dressing. This stuff is wonderful! Not only that, it’s all natural, and all profits go to charity. Also, it’s low fat. Does it get any better than that?
This particular Newman’s Own is also available on Amazon – see it here – but the only option is to buy it in bulk.
Cooking Time – Rare, Medium, Well Done?
As for cooking time, that depends on individual preference. Personally, I don’t eat rare fish. I’m sorry, I know tuna and salmon are supposed to be best when cooked rare to medium rare, but I just can’t handle it. I go for completely done all the way through, so the salmon flakes easily. That’s why it’s so important to use a contact grill. Why? Keep reading…
One Very Important Tip – Use an Indoor Grill!
Needless to say, you can cook this on any kind of grill, but hands down, you will get the best results on an indoor grill. I don’t mean a griddle or a stove-top grill pan. I mean a countertop contact grill like the Breville Smart Grill, Cuisinart Griddler, or any of the other indoor grills I’ve reviewed on this site.
The reason contact grills work best for this recipe is that the closed grill applies heat to both sides of the fish at once. This makes the salmon cook very quickly, which keeps it extremely moist and tender (even if you like your fish well done like me!).
Give this awesome grilled salmon a try, and it just might become a new family favorite!
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