Japanese salmon recipes

Japanese salted salmon is a classic breakfast dish, commonly served with rice and miso soup. Made with fresh salmon fillets and seasoned simply with salt, the fact that you only need two ingredients almost makes this dish too good to be true! Here, I will share all the tips to make it perfect every time.

This Jamie Oliver Miso Salmon is one of the best and easiest misoyaki salmon recipes ever. This Japanese baked Miso Salmon takes about 18-20 minutes to finish cooking and can serve about 2 people. Just try this easy recipe, and you’ll find that it’s better than the Miso Salmon Cheesecake Factory recipe.

Quick and easy miso salmon recipe combining the savory flavor of miso paste with succulent, fatty salmon fillets.

This miso butter salmon is sweet, savory, and full of flavor. Slightly charred with a flaky, tender interior, this salmon dish couldn't be easier to make.

Do you have miso paste lying around in your fridge?? When was the last time you used it?? Salmon, miso and butter are meant to be together!! They are savory, comforting and delicious!! I often make this miso butter salmon for a weekday dinner since I can just whip up in 15 minutes! Miso butter salmon is called in Japanese and it originated in the Hokkaido area of Japan.You can serve it with some rice or bread!I hope you will enjoy it!!

Infused with classic Japanese seasonings and lip-smacking umami, miso glazed salmon is the juiciest, meltiest flaky salmon you'll ever eat! Ready in 30 mins, for a fancy dinner or just "because".

Simply marinating salmon with mirin, soy sauce and sugar will transform the salmon to a different level. All you need is time to marinate.

Savory, delicious and super flavorful. Soy glazed salmon piled over miso-flavored risotto packed with shiitake mushrooms. Made with simple ingredients and ready in about 40 minutes. A perfect dish to transform your dinner into a next-level flavor bomb!

Start your day with a traditional Japanese breakfast! It's a wholesome and healthy breakfast in the world. Learn how to make it at home today.

Salted salmon, or shiozake (often shortened to shake), is a staple of the Japanese breakfast table and has been since time immemorial. This recipe approximates the flavor and texture of Japanese salted salmon by curing the salmon and letting it rest in the refrigerator on paper towels overnight.