Recipe of the Month: Oriental salmon fillets

With Cooking4 Cookery School founder Ann Murray
SO here we are, getting ready to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
Whether you are pro-royalty or not, I think we can all agree that 70 years of doing anything is a great achievement.
The Queen has managed to keep the monarchy afloat in some turbulent times, and that’s quite something.
So, whether you’re planning a big or a small gathering over the four days of celebration, I’ve got a fabulously easy fish recipe for you, which can be cooked on the BBQ or in the oven.
Scale it up for more people or use a side of salmon if you’re having six people round.
Either way, you can’t fail to impress.
Oriental Salmon Fillets
A simple oriental dish which can be prepared and cooked in half an hour.
Serves 2
Ingredients:
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Salmon fillets – 2, 150g each
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Agave nectar or honey- 2 tablespoons
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Dark Soy Sauce – 6 tbsp
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Dry chilli flakes or a little chopped fresh red chilli (optional)
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Black Pepper to season
Here’s what you do:
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In a shallow dish mix together the agave nectar or honey, soy and chilli and add a few turns of black pepper.
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Put the salmon in a dish and leave to marinate (ideally in the fridge) covered for 30 mins.
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Preheat the oven to Gas Mark 5/180C with a roasting tin in the oven to get hot.
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Remove the tin from the oven.
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Add the salmon to the tin, skin side down. Pour the marinade over the fish to stop it drying out.
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Cook for 15 mins or until the fish is done. To check, insert a fork into the thickest part of the fish. If the fish comes away easily it’s done.
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Serve with a green salad and crusty bread.