Baked Parmesan Crusted Salmon

This Baked Parmesan Crusted Salmon can be cooked in 20 Minutes! This is perfect for those busy weeknights when there’s not much time to cook.

I’m always trying to think of new ways to cook Salmon. I love Salmon. If you’ve been following my blog, you’re probably well aware of this. Like I’ve said before, it must be my Norwegian heritage, because I could eat Salmon every single day of the week!

Lucky for me Salmon seems to be on sale like every other week here in Florida. Not sure if it’s like that where you live, but hey I’m totally taking advantage of these sales! Which means I get to eat lots of Salmon!

Here’s what I realized this week when I was at my local grocery store buying Salmon. I was talking to the guy working behind the seafood counter, and I asked if they could pre cut the Salmon fillets for me into individual pieces and also skin them. And guess what, they do!

Can’t believe I have never asked this before, I guess maybe I was afraid they would get upset with me or something. Well if there’s one thing I don’t like about Salmon, it’s the skinning of the fillet part. It’s just so messy for me to do and I always feel like I’m removing too much of the Salmon with the skin. So let’s just say I’m soooo happy that they can do this for me at the grocery store! 🙂

So getting back to this recipe (sorry I got a little side tracked), I was thinking of new ways to prepare Salmon. I thought well hey, I’ve made a Parmesan bread coating for chicken before, so why not try this for Salmon!

Since I discovered Gluten Free Panko, my bread coating food days are back! Woohoo!

I like to create a little assembly line and get everything ready before baking this. I use a pie plate (you can use any shallow dish) to put the eggs, dijon mustard, lemon juice, and just beat until mixed. Then I have a plate next to it with the panko, parmesan cheese, and dill weed, mixed together.

Then I just place the Salmon in the egg mixture and coat both sides. Next coat both sides in the Panko mixture. Then place on a baking sheet.

Another little tip is to put some tin foil down on the pan first and spray with non-stick cooking spray (I like to use the Olive Oil kind). That way after this is done baking, there is very little mess to clean up.

I also made some really yummy tartar sauce to go with this. It’s so easy to make, for the recipe just click on this link: 5 Minute Dill Dijon Dipping Sauce.

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If you try this, let me know what you think! Just leave a comment below and rate it – it’s really helpful for me and other readers. 🙂

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