Rosemary Salmon Recipe
May 28, 2008 by Dr. Nicole Sundene
Filed under Antioxidants, Diet Tips, Heart Disease, Inflammation, Memory, Menopause, Multiple Sclerosis, Omega-3 Oils, Pain Management, Recipes
If I can make this recipe, then ANYONE can make this recipe. Combining the simple whole foods ingredients of salmon with rosemary is not only great for the cardiovascular system, but memory and concentration as well.
The omega-3 oils combine nicely with the anti-oxidant and circulatory properties of the rosemary to give your brain a much needed mental boost! This is brain food at it’s finest people! Try eating this salmon for lunch to have a productive afternoon. This is the perfect recipe for someone with ADHD.
Dr. Nicole’s Rosemary Remembrance Salmon
- Preheat oven to 350 F
- Coat one salmon fillet per person in olive oil (My dogs are “people” too so they each get a piece of salmon to give them a healthy, shiny coat)
- Chop at least 1 tablespoon of fresh rosemary per fillet and cover if not smother with rosemary goodness.
- Sprinkle lightly with garlic salt and pepper (can use slices of fresh garlic too of course!)
- Bake 15-25 minutes in a shallow glass dish depending on thickness.
- Serve with fresh lemon wedges, steamed brown rice and wild rice, broccoli, asparagus, a big green salad, or your favorite green veggies!
Growing rosemary in your yard or garden is one of the most low maintenance herbs possible. Simply plant in a sunny location, water if you remember, and pinch back as needed! Rosemary makes for fabulous, inexpensive shrubbery and each time you prune some back you can use it to make a recipe! Be sure to stop by and visit your rosemary often, pinch off a sprig to smell or chew on throughout the day.
“There’s rosemary, that’s for remembrance.” ~William Shakespeare, Hamlet
~Dr. Nicole Sundene
Naturopathic Physician
http://kitchentablemedicine.com
Dr. Nicole Sundene, NMD is a licensed Naturopathic Medical Doctor at Fountain Hills Naturopathic Medicine 16719 E Palisades Blvd, Suite 205, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268.She believes we should utilize natural medicines to treat the root cause of disease rather than just treating symptoms, as symptoms are a message of imbalance sent from the body and will persist until they are properly addressed.
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Have you been spying on me? I had salmon for lunch today. I didn’t have any rosemary, but used a seafood rub. Yummy!
Hello
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Jessica
Thanks for sharing this recipe Dr. Nicole. That sounds worth trying!
Hi Barbara- A rosemary rub is just as good!
Hi Jessica- thanks for stopping by! I will check out that website. Thanks for the link
Hi Jennifer- You are welcome, let me know how it turns out for you!
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Nicole,
Great piece on Rosemary and Salmon. The two combined make not only a heart healthy but tasty meal. And quoting Shakespeare? I’ll have to steal this quote when I serve this
Richard
Richard´s last blog ..How To Cook Salmon
thanks Richard!
Steal away….after all I stole it from Shakespeare!