How to Make Showstopping Miso-Marinated Salmon



Keith shows Bridget how to make a simple, yet impressive recipe for Miso-Marinated Salmon.

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  1. I don’t like plain ketchup. But…I agree that just a little can certainly change the flavor of a dish. I find that using it in marinades, a teaspoon or tablespoon of it in soup can add a huge flavor boost. We shouldn’t be ashamed of our Americana condiments. They have uses and history.

  2. Have made this twice…used vodka instead of saki both times and if made a salmon hater into a lover….I'd make this everyday of th week if I could. I suppose you could
    take this recipe in several directions with "add ons" but the basic 4 ingredients and go is a sure fire winner. TIP: broil for 8 mins and ck…mine were not quick dark
    enough…put back in for 2 mins and both times came out perfect.

  3. Great looking recipe; especially like that the marination time is pretty flexible. Instead of using the broiler, I'll try it out in my hot smoker – will be interesting to see if the smoke adds or detracts from the taste.

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