One of the best gifts I received over the holiday’s was a box of Sitka Wild Alaskan Coho Salmon and Wild Alaskan Pacific Cod straight from the fishermen in Sitka Alaska. To my delight, I opened the special cold delivery box to find beautiful pieces of flash frozen Salmon and Cod. My mouth watered, just thinking of all the ways I might cook these beauties. Since we’re back to busy work and school schedule’s I wanted to share a super simple Salmon recipe that will have you out of the kitchen fast. It is such a crowd pleaser here at my house, and I’m betting your family is going to love my Pan Seared Lemon Pepper Salmon too.
Winner, Winner, Salmon Dinner!
This is a sponsored post on behalf of Sitka Salmon. I received information to facilitate my review as well as a promotional item to thank me for my participation.
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My husband and I love to serve fish
and seafood often, so to receive a box of sustainably caught wild Alaskan seafood
is such a treat because we can trust where this fish came from. I can’t tell
you how many times we’ve seen seafood on sale and before we make a purchase we must
know where it came from. If we can’t find that out on the label, or by asking
the seafood counter person, we don’t buy it. Knowing where your seafood comes
from is vital to your health, so I’ll start with that point.
One: We’re Wild- Wild caught from
the pristine waters of Southeast Alaska and the North Pacific.
Two: Sustainable- Harvested using
low impact methods to minimize negative ecological impact, exclusively within
sustainable fisheries.
Three: Traceable: Our relationships
ensure that your fish is traceable to the boats of our fisher men-owners and
trusted community partners.
Four: Fishermen-Focused: Our fish
are individually caught by one of our fisherman-owners or partner fisherman.
Fishermen ownership makes us distinct from our competition and creates a more
just system that values our fishermen’s hard work.
Five: Just: Our fishermen receive
an average of 20-30% more for their harvest, which can equate to $10,000 extra
income in a given season.
Six: Convenient- Home delivery
directly your door, with recipes and a newsletter about the fishermen who
caught that month’s share.
Seven: Conscious- Carbon offsets
purchased and 1% of revenue donated to efforts promoting small-scale fisheries
and conservation in Alaska.
Support Sitka Fishermen!
This is exactly the type of seafood
I want to serve my family and supporting this fine company is just an added
bonus! I want to give you the opportunity to go shopping with them right now so
you can experience their seafood for yourself. As a special thanks, Sitka
Salmon has given me a $25 off their premium Sitka Share with code SITKASOCIAL,
good through March 15, 2020. Use your code here on their website.
Now, to the Pan Seared Lemon
Pepper Salmon recipe!
Pan Seared Lemon Pepper Salmon:
Prep Time- 4 minutes Cook time: 20 minutes
Ingredients:
½ to ¾ pound of Sitka Salmon
1 Tablespoon Olive Oil
1 Tablespoon Butter
1 Medium Garlic clove, chopped
1 Tablespoon of Lemon Pepper Seasoning * has salt in it*
1 Pinch of Salt if needed
1 Medium Lemon sliced for garnish
Instructions:
Take Salmon from packaging and pat dry with paper towels.
Cut into serving size pieces.
Sprinkle Lemon Pepper on flesh side of Salmon and set aside.
Place heavy skillet on medium high heat.
Add Olive Oil and Butter to skillet.
Add Chopped garlic to warm skillet.
Cook garlic for 1 minute.
Add Salmon pieces to skillet, skin side up.
Cook for 4 minutes.
Turn Salmon and cook for an additional 4 minutes but start
checking for doneness at the 2-minute mark since pan temperatures vary.
Pull same from skillet when it is seared on outside,
slightly pink on inside and flakes easily with a fork.
Serve immediately with lemon garnish and sides. For my
dinner, I chose what I knew my family would love, mashed potatoes and corn.
This Salmon recipe would do well in a salad also! I plan to serve a Salmon
Salad for lunch Saturday if we have any leftovers.
Enjoy!
If you love Salmon like we do, you'll understand when I say that Sitka Salmon is a superior Salmon! The texture is creamy smooth, there is no fishy smell or taste. In fact, I was tempted to take a bite of the raw Salmon and may make some Salmon Tartare soon!
I hope you’ll take a moment to pin and save this recipe for a quick and simple dinner option soon. If you have a chance to shop with Sitka Salmon Shares using my coupon code, please come back and leave a comment letting me and them know.
I hope you’ll take a moment to pin and save this recipe for a quick and simple dinner option soon. If you have a chance to shop with Sitka Salmon Shares using my coupon code, please come back and leave a comment letting me and them know.
Please share in comments: How often do you enjoy Salmon?
Great recipe! I only get wild caught Alaskan fish & crabs. I don't want something frozen and strange-looking, saying "Product of Thailand" which is what I see in the market most often.
ReplyDeleteYum - that looks amazing! My husband would love this.
ReplyDeleteHi Jamie,
ReplyDeleteThis is a tasty dish that comes together quickly so I hope you'll get to make it for your husband soon.
Hi Sandy,
ReplyDeleteI agree that buying fish from trusted sources like Sitka Salmon and other Alaskan fisheries is a smart move!
Salmon is one of my favorites and love the seasoning is simple to let the salmon flavor shine
ReplyDeleteHi Monique,
ReplyDeleteI think you'll enjoy this recipe since you love Salmon!
Looking good and tasty
ReplyDeleteHi Rochelle,
ReplyDeleteIt really is good and tasty. I hope you'll make this recipe soon.
This recipe is one I definitely want to try. Thank you for posting it.
ReplyDeleteCarolsue
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I love seafood, so this is definitely going to be something I make soon. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi Carol Sue,
ReplyDeleteSo glad you like my recipe!
Hi Nancy,
ReplyDeleteWe love seafood too and this recipe is a family favorite. I hope you'll enjoy it as well.
This looks so yummy and easy for a work day dinner too
ReplyDeleteHi Monique,
DeleteThis dinner does come together quickly, but it tastes like it was a special meal.
I would love to make Pan Seared Lemon Pepper Salmon Recipe. I know Salmon is good for you and I do look for new recipes.
ReplyDeleteHi Maryann,
DeleteSalmon is so good for yuo! I hope you got to try this recipe.
I haven't had lemon pepper salmon, but it does look good and it's definitely worth trying! I can't wait to give it a try!
ReplyDeleteHi Shakeia,
DeleteI love using lemon pepper on Salmon and other fish dishes. It's imparts a mild flavor.
My son would love this. He loves salmon.
ReplyDeleteHi Shelly,
DeleteI bet he would love this recipe then.
Delicious and such a colorful plate!
ReplyDeleteI lived in Washington state for 9 years and fresh salmon was fairly cheap compared to what it costs now. I bet I was eating that salmon the same day it came out of the water!!!
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