If your are a spice fiend, keep the jalapeno intact! Tweak your preferred spice level by removing the seeds, membranes, or both to keep things fairly mild. Jalapeno: One medium jalapeno adds a bright, grassy flavor and a hint of spice to the salsa. Mango: Use whatever mango you can get your hands on, but these Ataulfo mangoes (also known as honey mangoes) are so intensely sweet and juicy, I always grab them if they are available. Choose peaches that are slightly under ripe so that they hold up to dicing and stirring into the salsa. Peaches: When our local farmers show up to market with their juicy and fragrant peaches, I know it's a great time to make this recipe. These warm spices add a little flair to the salmon flavor profile and are easily found in major supermarkets. I also add ground allspice and ginger for a nod to the sweetness in the salsa. Ground Spices: The spice rub for this salmon contains some usual suspects: garlic powder, smoked paprika, salt, and pepper. The salmon I used in these photos is Alaskan Sockeye and I can get it at Costco in frozen single filets or in a large piece in the fresh fish section. wild-caught salmon for sustainable fishing practices. Ingredients Gather your fresh ingredients and ground spices. A vibrant, zesty salsa is the perfect compliment to a perfectly seared salmon filet. This easy dinner is perfect for Tuesday nights as well as any time you have guests at your table!Īre you a fan of sweet and savory dinners? Me too! Try this Nectarine and Blue Cheese Pizza with Thyme or Cashew Nut Mango recipe for another meal idea.
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The zesty salsa is a terrific compliment, with sweet peaches and mangoes plus spicy jalapeno. If you try this recipe, let us know! Leave a comment, rate it, and don’t forget to tag a photo #minimalistbaker on Instagram.Salmon filets cook up in a jiffy on the stove top and this recipe packs them with flavor with a spice rub containing allspice, ginger, garlic, and paprika. Spicy Black Bean, Green Chili, & Manchego Enchiladas.And while filling on its own, it would also pair well with our Serrano & Rosemary Guacamole, Chopped Kale Salad with Adobo Dressing, and/or Green Cauliflower Rice (20 minutes!). It’s perfect for weeknight meals or any time you’re craving something easy and comforting. We hope you love this enchilada bake! It’s: But if you’re someone who thinks sugar in cornbread is a crime, just leave it out. We also like adding maple syrup for balance and a hint of sweetness. Salt adds flavor, dairy-free milk is the liquid, and a small amount of avocado oil or melted vegan butter adds moisture. The cornbread is a combination of cornmeal for classic cornbread flavor, flour to lighten it up (all-purpose or GF both work), and baking powder for fluffiness. Once the filling is cooked, it gets topped with cornbread batter. Then transfer a jar of sauce to the fridge a day or two before you want to make this! To make it more weeknight-friendly, we like to make a big batch of enchilada sauce and freeze 1-cup portions in small glass jars (just leave a little room to allow for expansion). We used our easy red enchilada sauce for maximum flavor and customization, but store-bought enchilada sauce is also an option here. The enchilada filling is made by sautéing onions and bell pepper for natural sweetness and adding black beans for fiber and protein and a little salt to enhance all the flavors. You can learn about the origins of enchiladas here and cornbread here. It combines the flavor and heat of enchiladas with the comfort of cornbread. This enchilada bake draws inspiration from both Mexican and Southern cuisines.
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