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This baked salmon recipe with honey dijon and garlic won me a trip to Paris!

This Baked Salmon with Honey Dijon and Garlic won me a trip to Paris! Imagine what this will do on your dinner table if you made it!
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Yes, it won me a trip to Paris and you can watch the video of me making it (at home) below!!

I entered a random recipe contest with Cono Sur Vineyards & Winery. The recipe contest was simple: submit a recipe and name a wine they produce that you think would pair well with your recipe.

I don’t like contests, have never entered one, and I never win anything in lottery situations anyway, but I figured since I already had a recipe that I knew would work well with one of their sauvignon blancs, I felt that submitting the recipe was no skin off my back. I submitted it and thought nothing of it. I honestly even forgot about the whole contest until I got an email congratulating me about winning a trip to Paris to compete in the final competition.

I totally thought it was a scam at first but then I dug through emails and remembered this recipe contest that I entered. Holy crap! I won and was representing the United States in this competition!

This Baked Salmon with Honey Dijon and Garlic won me a trip to Paris! Imagine what this will do on your dinner table if you made it!

There were six other countries represented and one blogger from each country (and their guest) would be flown, all expenses paid, to Paris to compete for the grand prize, which was a 6-night, 7-day, all expense paid trip to Chile to visit the Cono Sur vineyards and winery!

Jason unfortunately couldn’t come with to Paris due to work commitments but lucky Gina accompanied me to Paris.

They flew both of us first class (umm, I don’t know if I can ever fly coach again, haha just kidding) and wined and dined us and showed us the beauty of Paris!

Sadly, I didn’t win but I felt like a winner because I got a trip of a lifetime through this delicious salmon recipe!

This Baked Salmon with Honey Dijon and Garlic won me a trip to Paris! Imagine what this will do on your dinner table if you made it!

Now YOU can make this award-winning salmon recipe at home!!

This salmon recipe really is easy and has got lots of flavor!

I came up with this recipe by simply going into my pantry.

You can’t ever go wrong with honey dijon mustard and garlic in a dish.

How do you cook this baked salmon recipe?

I put it on a baking sheet and let it bake open-faced.

How fast does salmon take to bake?

Super fast! Depending on how thick your salmon is, it is usually done in less than 15 minutes!

You don’t want to overcook your salmon because it’ll get tough.

This Baked Salmon with Honey Dijon and Garlic won me a trip to Paris! Imagine what this will do on your dinner table if you made it!

What can you serve with this baked salmon recipe?

I served this with pearl couscous but any grain would work here, along with some roasted vegetables.

Overall thoughts on this baked salmon with honey dijon and garlic?

It turned out wonderful! You can whip this together in 20 minutes and the sauce is SO GOOD.

It doesn’t take away the beauty and flavor of the salmon but it enhances it.

Honestly, this sauce can easily go on chicken, too, but if you’re looking for easy salmon recipes and want to utilize salmon more into your diet, then this recipe is for you!

Other salmon recipes you may enjoy:

4.65 from 14 votes

Baked Salmon with Honey Dijon and Garlic

An easy baked salmon recipe that is full of flavor and easy to whip up!
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 20 minutes
Servings: 2

Ingredients 

  • 24 ounce (680 g) fresh salmon, (cleaned, pin-bones removed)
  • 4 cloves of garlic, minced
  • 3 tablespoon (12 g) parsley, finely chopped
  • 3 tablespoon honey Dijon mustard
  • Juice of half a lemon
  • A pinch of salt
  • cup (29 ml) of olive oil
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Instructions 

  • Preheat oven to 425 °F (218 °C) and line a large baking sheet with foil. Place salmon pieces on top of the foil and set aside.
  • In a medium bowl, whisk together garlic, parsley, honey Dijon, lemon juice, salt, and olive oil. Whisk well until well-combined then using a pastry brush, brush on the sauce onto the salmon pieces.
  • Bake uncovered for 15-20 minutes (or depending on how thick your slices of salmon are, you may need to reduce the time by 2-3 minutes or increase it by 2-3 minutes – just keep an eye on it!)
  • Serve with your favorite sides (we served it with a side of Israeli couscous).

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Nutrition

Serving: 16-ounce salmon, Calories: 369kcal, Carbohydrates: 6g, Protein: 35g, Fat: 22g, Saturated Fat: 5g, Sugar: 5g

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  1. lol… I’m watching last nights now so it’s kind of funny you mention it ;) Also… Josh would totally love this so I clearly need to make it sometime.

  2. Can a person have enough salmon? (note: totally rhetorical). Um, YUM! Love Maille too. RE the Voice: It’s the one singing show I will watch as well, and I’m excited to see the original crew back together.

  3. I have never seen the voice since I have never been into those musical shows, but maybe I should give it a try! You made it sound pretty good!!

    As you did with the salmon! Sounds and looks perfect! Oh and I agree, you can never have too many salmon recipes!

  4. The Voice is an excellent concept, I agree! Plus, it’s so easy to crush on Adam and Blake. Gorgeous Baked Salmon, Julie! I love honey-Dijon and garlic together with fresh herbs for a simple but zippy-scrumptious sauce. Beautiful photography as always, too. Thanks for sharing! Pinning!