Non-fried Mock Fried Salmon

I made this for my parents who have recently started worrying about their weight...Heh..
I was able to bake this my oven in 30 minutes on the middle rack. It is good for you, but the breading is still crunchy and delicious . Salmon is delicious in the fall, so definitely try this recipe. It tastes even better with tonkatsu sauce It seems you don't need to use salt if you make this with salted salmon. For 4 people. Recipe by Gomamaron
Non-fried Mock Fried Salmon
I made this for my parents who have recently started worrying about their weight...Heh..
I was able to bake this my oven in 30 minutes on the middle rack. It is good for you, but the breading is still crunchy and delicious . Salmon is delicious in the fall, so definitely try this recipe. It tastes even better with tonkatsu sauce It seems you don't need to use salt if you make this with salted salmon. For 4 people. Recipe by Gomamaron
Steps
- 1
Roast the panko in a frying pan until golden brown. Roughly coat the salmon in salt and sprinkle with pepper.
- 2
Coat the salmon with flour, beaten eggs, and the panko in that order, and line them on a pan covered with parchment paper.
- 3
Bake for 28-33 minutes at 480°F/250°C (adjust the time according to your oven) and it's done.
- 4
Arrange on plates, and decorate it colorfully with shredded lettuce, fan-shaped cut tomatoes, and broccoli. Top with the well-mixed ◎ sauce, and enjoy!
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