It always feels like a treat when salmon is in my dinner’s lineup. This rich-tasting fish is a family favorite that everyone around the table is happy to gobble up. I love it because it’s easy to prepare and there are so many ways to cook it . Take your pick between cooking salmon in the oven , under the broiler for an extra-speedy dinner, or on the grill . You can even cook salmon straight from the freezer .
The best side dishes for salmon should be simple enough to make while the salmon cooks, and deliver plenty of flavor without outshining or overpowering the beautiful fish. We think basics like rice, vegetables, or salad work well with salmon. Here are 25 easy side dish recipes that pair perfectly with salmon, no matter how you plan on cooking it.
This simple, stunning potato salad replaces the mayo with two types of tangy mustard, a shocking amount of herbs for a fresh side that's easy to devour.
This crunchy, no-wilt salad is packed with red cabbage, shredded kale, dates, farro, and Pecorino cheese, and leaves you with ample leftovers for lunch.
This creamy mushroom and herb-flecked skillet makes the perfect side to anything you're cooking for dinner, or better yet top it with a yolky poached or fried egg to make it the star of your plate.
These potatoes are roasted until they are a dark amber on the outside, creating a layer of deeply caramelized sweet potato that just barely holds the soft, buttery insides together.
This summer side dish is not quite coleslaw, and definitely not green salad. It has a subtle bite from the citrus, a nuttiness from the sesame oil, and a creaminess from the peanut butter.
This vegetarian dish is part risotto, part carbonara. Rich and creamy thanks to eggs and Parmesan, its burst of brightness comes from a squeeze of lemon.
Meghan is the Food Editor for Kitchn's Skills content. She's a master of everyday baking, family cooking, and harnessing good light. Meghan approaches food with an eye towards budgeting — both time and money — and having fun. Meghan has a baking and pastry degree, and spent the first 10 years of her career as part of Alton Brown's culinary team. She co-hosts a weekly podcast about food and family called Didn't I Just Feed You.
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