The week past was a a whirlwind, I was out of the house everyday despite allergy attacks. Despite being called Ferien (holidays), we were most busiest and wasn’t able to stay much at home. Some days you’d see us lugging our neck and shoulder-breakers around, shooting here and there. Some days I went with the dawty out as far as an hour away from home as she familiarize herself with what to do at the play rehearsals. Yes, I’m a stagemom once again. ^_^
In between, I rarely got the time to cook…which I’ve been missing out on a lot too. 🙁
So on Sunday we were finally able to have a peaceful lunch at home. I bought this salmon fillet Saturday (stores being closed on Sundays) on our way home from rehearsal. weew!
Salmon is what I consider the king of all fish. (lol) If there’s even such a thing. You know how I’d go and throw down the drain the hard-earned 2-kilos-lost-from-dieting if salmon is served…really don’t care.
There are quite a few recipes I enjoy with salmon and I love every bit of them. When in a hurry, this filet soy-butter, that’s simply soy sauce and butter is the easiest I can prepare.
Ingredients:
Salmon Filets
Butter, melted
Soy sauce
Lemon
Pepper
needs:
Grill Pan or griller
brush
spatula
Clean and prepare filets. In a small bowl, combine melted butter and soy sauce. Brush filets with soy-butter and sprinkle with pepper and lemon.
Place filets, skin side, on your grill pan. Grill for 6-8 minutes depending on thickness. Flip once. Brush with soy-butter again. You can try flaking it with a fork, salmon is done then. Serve with rice and miso soup and veggies.
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perfectly grilled! looks juicy, natakam akong bigla 🙂
i wish salmon is cheap here…so i guess we have to make do with cheaper fish fillets around. lol. would love to try your soy butter…
thanks much for linking over at Food Friday, G
sensya na sa super late visit…medyo mabagal internet connection dito sa Indang, minsan nawawala wala pa! lol. pati ung sa phone ko, mahina ata ung globe dito. lol.
This dish looks, and sounds, delicious! Salmon is my all-time favorite food. I had salmon for the 1st time late in life — in my 40s. I bought it fresh when I was visiting Nova Scotia and it came on a plant of wood — I just popped it in the oven…put some salt and pepper and butter on it and fell in love! 😉