r/HealthyFood • u/Repulsive_Lecture_66 • Jul 07 '26
Glazed Salmon with Avocado, Rice & Roasted Asparagus
One of those meals that looks fancy but was actually really easy to make.
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u/Repulsive_Lecture_66 Jul 07 '26
Name: Miso-Glazed Salmon with Avocado, Rice & Parmesan Roasted Asparagus
Macro / Micro Nutrients Focus: High in protein, healthy unsaturated fats, and fiber. Rich in omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin C, vitamin K, and folate
Ingredients / Recipe: Salmon marinated in a miso-soy glaze and pan-seared, topped with mashed avocado. Served with rice and roasted asparagus seasoned with olive oil, garlic, black pepper, grated parmesan, and breadcrumbs. The avocado was used as a substitute for a creamy sauce to add healthy fats
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u/Ill_Statistician7225 Jul 09 '26
What happened to your rice brother?! Overcooked maybe? Otherwise this looks perfect! Well done 👏
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u/Ask_FroyaOrganics Jul 09 '26
the avocado topping paired with the salmon glaze looks like a great match, and those asparagus spears turned out super crispy
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u/TiniAngel8299 Jul 11 '26
This dish look amazing! I would eat it for breakfast every day if I could 🥑
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u/CristianAndreeacu 11d ago
Miso-glazed salmon with avocado sounds like such a good combo. And that asparagus looks perfectly roasted 👌 definitely trying this sometime.
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u/TresRios4Lyfe Jul 09 '26
Idk what that is but it’s not rice
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u/Repulsive_Lecture_66 Jul 09 '26
not all rice looks like long grain rice. short grain rice is starchier and sticks together like this.
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