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Sweet-smoke glaze and a crisp greens counterpunch.

Sorghum Glazed Salmon with Collard Slaw

Sweet-smoke glaze and a crisp greens counterpunch.

Total: 20 minDifficulty: EasyYield: 4 servings

Timing: 20 mins

Soul FoodSouthernSeafood

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Sorghum + soy + mustard glaze; raw-shaved collards with lemon and salt.

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The Setup

  • Skillet
    12-inch
  • Cutting Board
  • Chef's Knife
  • Whisk
  • Spatula

The Mise en Place

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Salmon (0/2)

4 wholesalmon fillets
5 gsalt and pepper

Sorghum Glaze (0/5)

60 mLsorghum syrup(or cane syrup/molasses+honey mix)
15 mLsoy sauce
1 tbspdijon mustard

My collard slaw is tough and bitter, not bright and tender.

Ah, the collards are resisting a bit, are they? That usually happens when the stems are still a little too thick, or they just needed a bit more coaxing. Try shaving them even thin…

My salmon came out dry, or still raw in the middle.

Don't worry, getting that perfect salmon cook is a dance! It sounds like the heat was a little off, or the timing was just a hair too long or short. Make sure your oven is fully pr…

Chef's Notes

Tip

Pat salmon dry before glazing for a crispier skin and better glaze adherence.

Serving

Serve with a dollop of Greek yogurt or a sprinkle of toasted sesame seeds for added texture and flavor.

Make Ahead

Prepare the collard slaw dressing and chop the collards a day in advance. Toss just before serving.

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