Salmon with Peanut Butter Sauce
Recipe for Salmon with Peanut Butter Sauce from the Diabetic Gourmet Magazine recipe archive. Easy main dish salmon recipe, perfect for dinner.
Salmon is a lean protein that should be a part of a healthy diabetic diet. Salmon can be grilled, poached, broiled and used in fish stews and chowders. It can be used to make salmon cakes, salmon burgers, salmon casseroles and so much more. It is often served blackened with Cajun spices and seasonings, as well as with basil, pesto or cream sauces. These recipes for salmon include both farm-raised and wild-caught salmon which can be found fresh or frozen in most supermarkets. You’ll also find nutritional information for salmon recipes to make your meal planning easier.
Recipe for Salmon with Peanut Butter Sauce from the Diabetic Gourmet Magazine recipe archive. Easy main dish salmon recipe, perfect for dinner.
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