Salmon – Simple Sautéed Salmon Recipe


Salmon is a great fish to work in to your diet and it’s good for you too. Full of Omega 3, a “good fat” that may reduce the risk of heart disease, diabetes and more. Salmon is also a good source of B12, Niacin and vitamin D. In this simple salmon recipe, Rita shows you how to sauté salmon filets in a cast iron skillet and finish them in the oven. Great for a crowd, an easy recipe like this salmon recipe make quick work of your time in the kitchen. Simple ingredients that you can adapt are a great part of this salmon recipe. A bit of seasoning, lemon and the option of lemon grass round out this dish. We’ll be adding more Salmon recipes soon, so make sure you subscribe to Rita’s YouTube channel for salmon recipes, simple kitchen tips and other great recipes that are easy, healthy and delicious.

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25 Responses to “Salmon – Simple Sautéed Salmon Recipe”

  1. JoyeuseXI says:

    @CrocsRuleXD Yeah… there is a little too much oil. lol

  2. ivcec says:

    Mmmm, delicious, this shit make my vagina wet

  3. chocolatedream3411 says:

    I will be doing this tonight

  4. dncdragon says:

    your method isnt a secret way to check if soemthing is cooked all the way its just standard procedure pick big piece open and see

  5. 7robig says:

    you should always heat your pan first then add your olive oil. never put oil in a cold skillet and let it heat up like that.

  6. ItsMsMargie says:

    This looks so good!

  7. Ch3nGy says:

    just eat sashimi… it’s easy, healthy, and tastes the best!

  8. harrypter123 says:

    I LOVE SALMON! especially sauteed. Thanks for the recipe

  9. hensam12 says:

    i’ll like ur kicthen n ur cooking recipe share on youtube thank’s a lot

  10. desertflowerz89 says:

    Love, love, love your excellent recipe and easy going demeanor. Making dinner for my boyfriend tonight and you saved the day!

  11. ChainEffect1 says:

    thank you for your recipe!

  12. clarrotXmen says:

    You have such a nice kitchen :)

  13. goodbite says:

    This looks so good!

  14. RecipeCook says:

    @SOJ721 Glad you liked it. And just wait till the little one is older and can help you “cook”. They love to get their hands in dough, so check out my shortbread cookie recipe – originally from the “elves”. Rita from AboutEating.

  15. MickeyDeezBro says:

    I love you rita!

  16. SOJ721 says:

    Thank you for sharing this. Your philosophy of thinking about with whom we are sharing our food is a great motivation for cooking-which I find often elusive. As a new mother and wife, I know you have enriched our life.

  17. DoLoliitares says:

    “Sauté de saumon” Thanks that was super good !

  18. dlo814 says:

    @dlo814 with a little bit of salt and lemon

  19. dlo814 says:

    King Alaskan Salmon is the best salmon…. and it’s best Broiled

  20. tjblackman08 says:

    I love food… but really, love starts in the bed!!!

  21. goodbite says:

    I like the way you cook and narrate. Very mommy:)

  22. jiangson says:

    lemon peper BBQ salmon is my favourite, maybe i will put up a video on how to make that…

  23. PS3blankbug says:

    SALMON

  24. almington17 says:

    @RecipeCook Good info. Thanks.

  25. RecipeCook says:

    @almington17 Sometimes I use acid ingredients in cast iron. Mostly, a small amount of wine, citrus, etc. Acid in certain foods can compromise the seasoning in time. When using these ingredients I clean the skillet, wipe it dry and then put it on the stove over low heat for a minute or so. Then I coat it with a light coating of oil with a paper towel. I let it sit on the heat another minute or so and then wipe excess oil off. This keeps my skillets in great condition. Rita at AboutEating.

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