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Reviewed: Jul. 17, 2008
This recipe is delicious and would be great with other types of meat.
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Reviewed: Jul. 10, 2008
Excellent job, Valerie, 5 stars! I'd give it more if I could! I followed the recipe exactly. Everyone reallly should heed the recipe and save the chilled salsa to serve over the hot fish, the warm/cool contrast lends a nice, refreshing kick. Don't skimp on fresh basil either, it's so worth it! I'll definitely be making this again.
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Reviewed: Jun. 13, 2008
Delicious. I followed the recipe exactly, except for using a full cup of broth rather than a half cup when baking the fish. The best part of this dish was the combination of cool salsa on top of the warm fish. Wonderfully refreshing summertime meal. My husband was unsure about the tomato/pineapple flavor combination until he tasted it and declared it a winner.
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Reviewed: Jun. 2, 2008
This recipe was absolutely delicious. I served it to my boyfriend and uncle. We all fought for more salsa because it accented the salmon perfectly.
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Reviewed: Jun. 2, 2008
Refreshing and delicious would be the best description for this dish. It is a perfect summer meal not only because it takes advantage of ingredients at their peak, but when it is hot and humid, the last place one wants to be is cooking over a hot stove. Just a few suggestions/minor changes: 1) DON’T cook the salsa with the fish. The coolness of the salsa makes a nice compliment to the warm fish. 2) Do make more of the salsa. It’s good. 3) I add a bit more broth than suggested. The first time I made this recipe, all the broth evaporated and the fish stuck to the bottom of the pan (I also prefer to use vegetable broth, but that is a taste preference.) 4) The lemon pepper isn’t enough; we add more seasonings to give the fish extra flavor. Oregano leaves are a must and – depending on my mood – cayenne pepper/red pepper flakes (for a little oomph) or cinnamon (for sweetness). I usually serve this recipe with mashed sweet potatoes (they add some substance to the meal, but still keep it semi-healthy), but asparagus, an avocado salad or Waldorf salad would all be good accompaniments.
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Reviewed: May 20, 2008
Absolutely loved it. The first time I made it, I followed other reviews and cooked everything with the fish. BUT, the second time, I followed the recipe and served the salsa cold - it was absolutely AMAZING. Perfect summertime dish!
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Reviewed: May 10, 2008
I understand that this recipie is not made to be baked but baking the salsa with the fish adds an additional tang. I live with a man who hates fish but eats it for its dietary needs and now he loves salmon. I can't make enough of it. I also use cherry tomatos because i live in asia and their found everywheres. Their great and add a little more lightness to the dish (less seeds and juice)
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Reviewed: Apr. 16, 2008
This was tasty, very cooling on a warm day.
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Reviewed: Apr. 9, 2008
I also chose to pour the salsa over the fillet and then bake and it came out nicely. Along with the tomatoes and pineapple, I tossed in some finely chopped red bell pepper. Yum!
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Reviewed: Apr. 7, 2008
Awesome recipe! I only changed a few things because it was what I had and I think it STILL turned out perfect. I used canned diced tomatoes with green chiles and crushed pineapple. I used the juice in the pineapple to add to the chicken broth to bake it in. I will use that salsa recipe for other things too. Thanks a bunch! :-)
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Reviewed: Mar. 26, 2008
Very, very good. The only thing I changed was to use dry basil instead of fresh... (Didn't want to spend extra money). However, I'm sure is worth it! Will make it again!
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Reviewed: Feb. 9, 2008
Great combination with the salmon, tomato, pinapple and scallions. Instead of lime juice (which I did not have) and olive oil I used Ken's Steak House Lemon & Pepper Marinade and I also had to use dry basil.... which worked out fine. The left over half cup of chicken soup I used for heating up tri-colored Couscous. Cooked the fish in the salsa sauce and mixed it it with couscous once cooked. It was real nice.
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Reviewed: Jan. 15, 2008
I love salmon in the first place, so I'm always looking for something new. I made a few, small changes...primarily for convenience and cost, not taste. I substituted a small, white onion for the shallots (pound-for-pound, shallots are way more expensive than onions). I also 'cheated' and used dried basil instead of fresh. Over all, a great recipe. I've already had it twice.
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Reviewed: Dec. 22, 2007
My husband loved this dish! The salsa was a great addition to the salmon. The only thing I changed was to use crushed pineapple instead of the chunks, and I even made the salsa for grilled shrimp!
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Reviewed: Oct. 22, 2007
This is amazing! My husband was skeptical while we were making it, but it is now one of his favorites. Definately a keeper.
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Reviewed: Oct. 9, 2007
My wife does not like a whole lot of fish the way I do, yet she eats every bite of this one...what does that tell you?
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Reviewed: Sep. 15, 2007
As the submitter of this recipe I wanted to comment that although many people who have reviewed the recipe have chosen to bake the salmon with the salsa, the recipe does not intend for it to be prepared this way. The salsa is meant to be served as a condiment to the baked salmon. It should be refrigerated and allowed to sit out just a few minutes before serving. Just wanted to clarify for those who are considering trying the dish. Thanks!
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Reviewed: Aug. 6, 2007
Made this tonight for our daughter's anniversary dinner. Unfortunately I was disappointed because there seemed to be too much juice. I cooked the salsa with the salmon. I do feel that it would be better with fresh haddock or halibut. It certainly does not need the chicken broth. Am going to play around with it because we all liked the flavor just not the texture of the fish.
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Reviewed: Aug. 2, 2007
I seasoned sockeye salmon with chiang mai fish and fowl from central market. I pan seared it (cast iron skillet) in olive oil 2 min. on first side, 1 min on 2nd side and stuck in 425 oven for 8 minutes. I combined in a bowl the salsa ingredients less lime juice and oil also subbing mirin for sugar, and used undrained canned tomato, undrained pineapple, and added a little of the chicken broth. After the salmon came out threw the salsa ingredients in a blotted dry pan and had a sauce in seconds. (It will sizzle because the pan is so hot.) Served over jasmine rice. This tasted like a restaurant quality dish.
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Reviewed: Apr. 2, 2007
This was GREAT! I happened to have shallots lying around, but I wouldn't hesitate to use a yellow or green onion in it's place. I didn't have lime juice so I used half OJ and half lemon juice. I added extra brown sugar, cilantro and 2 green onions for extra zing. I will make this all the time. Thanks!
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