Teriyaki salmon with garlic/scallion snowpeas and ginger carrot slaw, originally uploaded by BipolarLawyerCook.
Trader Joe’s frozen wild coho salmon fillets (sorry, Helen!), thawed, marinated 1/2 hour in Soy Vay Veri Veri Teriyaki sauce, then seared with canola oil in a 9 inch nonstick saute pan for 2 minutes on the bottom, 3 on the top. The soy vey helps the fish caramelize really nicely.
Served with Boston Organics’s snow peas sauteed with white onion, then chopped scallion, grated garlic and ginger, salt & pepper tossed in the last two minutes, and dressed in the pan after taking off the heat with the juice of two limes and a lot of fresh chopped cilantro. Parsley works if you don’t like cilantro. (Inspired by a recipe by Mark Bittman in his NYT video and print column a few weeks back.)
Also on the side, Real Pickles’ Ginger Carrot slaw, (bought through Boston Organics) but you can make your own, shredding 2 carrots and one good-sized finger of peeled ginger, then dressing with salt, sugar, and 1/4 cup rice vinegar, tossing occasionally, and letting sit at least 2 hours before serving.

Mmmmmmm. That sounds really good. Maybe that’ll be my first summer food!
I used Soy Vey Teriyaki in my chicken and veggie stiry fry last night. Yum.
Man, that looks really good. I usually cook salmon with maple syrup, soy sauce, garlic & shallots. I’ll try this though.
See, now I’m hungry! Once again, this is why I read your posts during lunch.
Thank you for the continued yumminess!
sounds delish!
Um, hello Salmon, come here please, stat.
Yum, and so healthful.
I’ll be there in about 8 1/2 hours…
Where’s the button to click on so I can order a serving?!?!
Oh my goodness — that is food porn! If I was in Boston, I’d be coming over for ice cream in June, too.