I love fresh salmon, just curious as to what "spikes" are? I googled salmon spikes but didn't see aything obvious.
Grilled Quesadillas:
Soft tortilla shells
butter/margarine
shredded cheddar/monterey/pepper jack cheese (your choice)
black beans (we buy them in a bag in the refrigerated section)
sour cream
salsa
We take the tortillas and lightly butter them on one side. Take one tortilla and place in a skillet (buttered side down). Spread it with a layer of black beans, then top with shredded cheese. Place another tortilla (buttered side up) on top of that. Once the bottom tortilla is golden brown, flip the whole thing over and brown the other side. Cut it into wedges, and serve with sour cream and salsa if you wish. (and sometimes we add some chopped jalepenos for a little added spice.)
I know these sound more like an appetizer or a party food, but we make them all the time for dinner because they're quick, they're cheap, and they're very filling with the black beans! One tortilla each is all we need for dinner!
Penne alfredo with Salmon
We buy the frozen atlantic salmon from Costco.
Throw salmon fillets in a pan with a little olive oil, cook on medium high, breaking the fillets into small bits as they thaw. Once it's all broken up, cooked through, and partly browned, pour a couple jars of store bought alfredo sauce into the pan. Throw some cooked penne pasta into the pan, mix together, and serve.
Very tasty, very easy, and all the kids like it.
Or if we want to have an actual fish meal, we'll wrap the frozen fillets in foil, with olive oil, garlic, and dill, and throw the foil packets on the gas grill for about twenty minutes.
I thought for sure someone would have said this already; tuna casserole.
We always have a can of tuna, a can of potato soup, and some macaroni or rotini or something on hand.
Mix 1 can of whole cranberry sauce, 8oz. french dressing and 1 packet onion soup mix. Pour over chicken breasts bake @ 350 for 30-40 min. We usually have rice and broccoli as sides.
Hey, I was right LOLOops, yeah, typo. I mean spices. My favorite is a mix of star anise, cardamom, allspice, and a touch of cumin. It gives the fish a very northern African taste.
I do have to say many of the guesses to what the hack a salmon spike is were quite funny. I mean I broil for 4 - 5 minutes and turn once in the oven.
Sorry for any confusion I caused because of the disconnect between brain and fingers, it happens quite often.
Yum! I have never heard of beans in the refrigerator section!![]()