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Leatherwood honey and miso glazed Tassal Salmon
Tasmania with its fertile soil, clean oceans and pristine rivers, produces some of the world's finest ingredients, making it a food lover's heaven. My miso glazed salmon recipe uses just a handful of these stunning ingredients to create a quick, nutritious and most importantly delicious dinner. Salmon is so versatile, it's a fish that's perfect from light fresh recipes such as sashimi, ceviche and poke, yet can handle and stand up to more robust action packed flavours like my miso glaze.
Cooks in 45 mins
Easy
Serves 2

METHOD
- Step 1
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Preheat your oven to 200°C.
- Step 2
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In a bowl, mix together miso paste, honey, soy sauce and mirin until combined, brush over your Tassal Salmon and let marinate for at least 2 hours (ideally overnight).
- Step 3
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Separate the skins from the salmon once marinated and set aside to cook at the end.
- Step 4
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Combine black and white sesame seeds together in a bowl and once your salmon has marinated, roll your salmon in the sesame then place on a baking tray. Bake for 20 minutes until tender.
- Step 5
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In a heavy based pan on a medium heat, add butter & olive oil, add your shallots, chilli and ginger and cook until golden and crunchy. Now add your kale and cook for 5 minutes until wilted, deglaze with orange juice, soy sauce and sesame oil then fold in fresh shallots and coriander.
- Step 6
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Remove greens from pan, turn up to medium-high temperature and add more olive oil to pan. Cook salmon skins until crispy on both sides.
- Step 7
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Place oven baked salmon on cooked greens and top with crispy skin. Serve hot.
Ingredients:
300g Tassal Tassie Fresh Salmon Fillets, skin on
¼ cup miso paste (meru miso)
¼ cup honey (Tasmanian leatherwood honey)
2 tbsp mirin seasoning
2 tbsp soy sauce
½ cup white sesame seeds
½ cup black sesame seeds
50g butter
1 tbsp olive oil
2 shallots, sliced fine
1cm ginger, peeled and sliced into matchsticks
1 bunch kale, shredded
1 chilli
1 bunch green shallots
1 bunch coriander
2 tbsp soy sauce
Juice from 1 orange
1 tsp sesame oil
Recipe credit – Guy Turland