Salmon marinated in a sweet and savory Maple Dijon dressing is the perfect low FODMAP main dish. Pair with your favorite vegetable side or place on top of a bed of greens, and your meal is complete!
This post is written as part of a long-term partnership with FODY Foods. I was not compensated for my time, and all opinions are my own.
Salmon has been a fav of mine for quite some time. It’s been my birthday meal of request for many years, and when we go out to eat it’s often what I end up ordering! I love the flavor of salmon plain, but when I saw that FODY Foods introduced their line of low FODMAP salad dressings, I knew that the maple dijon would pair absolutely perfectly with my favorite seafood.
Guys, I can hardly believe that we are nearing the end of February…and that I’m already nearing the end of another rotation – I start something new on Monday!
I’ll be completely honest in saying that my brain is a bit tired. Tired from the constant schedule change, tired from being in learning mode all of the time, tired from some of my side projects in addition to my internship…but even though I feel tired and like I could use a small break – I wouldn’t trade any of it in! I really LOVE what I am doing, and I’m in the home stretch until it’s time for me to take the registration exam.
Because of my unpredictable schedule, I have been totally relying on the crockpot and easily prepped-ahead meals/simple roast in the oven meals. Even though this Maple Dijon Salmon seems a little more “sophisticated” than a crockpot meal, I can assure you that it’s SO easy and quick to make and you can have it on the table with a side salad from start to finish in 20 minutes. 😉
The trick is marinating the salmon in the Maple Dijon Dressing. I like to pop mine in either a large bowl or a zipper top bag in the morning, so it is ready for me when I get home at night. Simply preheat the oven, toss in the pan, put a salad together while it’s baking (and pack lunch for the next morning) and BAM. Ready to go!
I just upped your weeknight dinner game 🙂 You are welcome!
Salmon marinated in a sweet and savory Maple Dijon dressing is the perfect low FODMAP main dish. Pair with your favorite vegetable side or place on top of a bed of greens, and your meal is complete!
Ingredients
Scale
6 Tbsp (1/3 cup) FODY Foods Maple Dijon Dressing, divided
4, 4oz salmon fillets
Instructions
Marinate the salmon by placing the fillets and 4 Tbsp of the dressing into a large bowl or zipper top bag. Toss to coat and marinate in the fridge for at least an hour.
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
Pour the remaining dressing (2 Tbsp) into the bottom of a 9×13 inch clear baking dish.
Place the salmon fillets in the baking dish and bake for 12-15 minutes or until the internal temperature of the fish is 145 degrees Fahrenheit.
Notes
I have not tested this with a different brand of dressing, so feel free to test away and let me know in the comments section which dressings/marinades work for you!
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This looks so good! I’ve been too afraid to try making fish at home, but ever since Whole Foods decreased the price of their salmon I keep thinking I need to just buy some. This recipe looks like a good one to try out first!
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[…] it’s hard to find a more simple way to get a flavorful salmon dinner on the table than this maple dijon salmon recipe from Treble in the Kitchen, featuring FODY foods low FODMAP salad […]
This looks so good! I’ve been too afraid to try making fish at home, but ever since Whole Foods decreased the price of their salmon I keep thinking I need to just buy some. This recipe looks like a good one to try out first!
This is a good way to try it out! So simple 🙂 Wishing you luck as you give it a try! 🙂
This looks delicious!! I always make an extra piece of fish to throw on a salad for lunch the next day. So yummy!
Thanks so much, Taylor! I love saving the extras for salad toppers/lunch too!
We are SO on the same page with dijon salmon girl! It’s the BEST!
SO Good 🙂