8 Great Salmon Recipes That Have Nothing to Do with Teriyaki

Step away from the soy sauce marinade and try these easy dishes, which are just as flavorful and might become your new standbys.

By Lynn Andriani

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The Any-Occasion Supper

Be warned: This one-pan weeknight supper has ambitions to wow Saturday night dinner guests. Basic ingredients—mint, peas, carrots and salmon—not only taste vibrant but also look gorgeous all together.

Get the recipe: Quick-Braised Salmon with Minty Peas and Carrots

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Published on December 14, 2012

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