I have made this recipe on countless occasions for team dinners and events, and it's a winner every time! Skip the usual simple salmon recipe and swap in this Gochujang Glazed Salmon with Carrots and Bok Choy. If you’re unfamiliar with gochujang, it’s a Korean fermented red chili paste that’s sweet and salty with some underlying spice and umami. I was first introduced to this in culinary school and I immediately fell in love with all the flavors of this condiment. It's been a staple in my pantry ever since.

Just something to keep in mind while working with salmon is, make sure you are sourcing from a trusted and sustainable seafood purveyor. Remove all pin bones using a fish tweezer before baking and wipe any leftover scales with a wet paper towel. Cooking salmon is easy but common to overcook, causing the fillet to be dry. Baking the fish for 25 minutes at 375°F is ideal and yields perfect results with a soft flaky center. For sides, you could use any of your favorite crunchy vegetables; I recommend green beans, snap peas, potatoes, and broccolini florets. 

So, next time you have impromptu guests coming over or need a quick weeknight meal, have this recipe in your back pocket and a delicious dinner will be ready in no time. I love seeing creative recipes from the Feedfeed community and can’t wait to see where you take this version of salmon. 

This recipe is brought to you from FeedfeedBrooklyn in our Test Kitchen Sponsored by GE Profile’s Smart Appliances, where we used our GE Profile Smart Oven to make this salmon!

Recipe and Headnote Rachel Gurjar