Thursday, February 23, 2012

Grilled Salmon with Ginger Soy Soba Noodles




I'm not sure if quick cooking this summer is a reflection of my impatience of wanting to spend less time in the kitchen or wanting to experiment making good food in the least amount of time.

I have to confess that it has been challenging managing time and cooking for the last two months. With increased responsibilities and a desire to achieve our goals suddenly meant that cooking has taken a back foot. It's a tad scary, as cooking as always been a staple in my life (or since I decided to cook seriously!). Now however, creating a fitter me seem to be the focus.

Have you ever let anything distract you from cooking?


I am very fond of this dish as it is incredibly quick to do but so delish. The noodles in particular tasted better the next day. I am pretty sure I adapted this from reading Donna Hay and possibly even Taste app. I have changed a few things of course like more chill, more soy and added toasted sesame seeds when grilling the salmon.

I have in my hurry, overcooked my salmon- usually it's light pink in the middle. Nevertheless, I think the noodles are the winner. I think it's something I will bring to a pot luck,gathering or serve in a bbq party setting.

Grilled Salmon with Ginger Soy Soba Noodles (Serves 4)
4 slices of fresh salmon
1 packet of Soba noodles
Shredded carrot- I used 1
1 red capsicum sliced finely
1 bunch of brocallini

Dressing
1/3 cup of soy sauce
2 chii padi
knob of fresh grated ginger
1 tsp of garlic
2 tablespoons of miring
1/2 tsp of sugar

Grilled Salmon with a little oil. Cook till pink in the middle. Set aside and sprinkle sesame seeds on top. Mean while cook noodles using packet directions. When the water is boiling, quickly add brocallini.

Shake dressing in a jar. Toss warm drained noodles/carrots/capsicum/brocallini with dressing. Serve with Salmon on top.



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13 comments:

Noob Cook said...

This is a refreshing and wholesome one-dish meal. I had grilled salmon pasta last night kekeke

The Sudden Cook said...

I think alot of things can distract one from cooking the main one (I think) is the person's health.
Not a fan of salmon (!) but the noodles look great.

Sonia ~ Nasi Lemak Lover said...

This sound simple and yummy!

Joanne said...

I could definitely see myself loving this dish! the fresh ginger/soy flavors are favorites of mine!

lena said...

i've eaten soba quite a few times in jap restaurant and all the times in soup . I would actually like to cook something like this , a dry one..soon! thing that distracts me from cooking? when i'm sick..

ann low said...

I love this one dish meal. In fact I love everything in that bowl!

Little Corner of Mine said...

Looks delicious which reminded me that I haven't had soba for a long time.

tigerfish said...

Same here! There is always something that distracts me from cooking too! Even the weather (sunny -hot!, foggy/cloudy) deters me from developing new dishes/creations.

Love your easy nutritious delicious creation here. Sometimes I don't even bother with the noodles (carbs). It's just salmon + veggies en papillote style - oven cooking :p

Christina Kim said...

Hehe, I guess not, since I don't really cook:p However, I am learning to do simple dishes;)
I love salmon, and your recipe sounds awesome and awfully delicious! I've heard that it's not easy to control the way to cook salmon; too soon and it ends up raw, too long and it ends up overcooked? But some also told me that salmon is the easiest to cook, hmmm..I wonder which version it is? :p

Shirley @ Kokken69 said...

Don't we all want recipes that are easy and quick to prepare. This is a great lunch pick-me-up.

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Gloria Baker said...

look absolutely nice!

Unknown said...

I am so distracted now... I hardly cook anymore. But I am so happy I have baby M! :)

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