Halibut à la Nage (Poached in Broth) With Clams, Dill, and White Wine

This easy one-pot dish features halibut and clams gently poached in an aromatic broth with fennel, white wine, dill, and celery.

Poached Salmon With Dill-Yogurt Sauce

This delicate poached salmon with a bright yogurt-dill sauce makes for an easy, light dinner that can be served chilled, room temperature, or warm. The fish is added to cold poaching water and then gently heated until cooked.

Salmon with Thyme and Three-Lemon Crème Fraîche

This salmon roasted with lemon and thyme can be served hot or room temperature with a simple sauce of crème fraîche, thyme, and lemon in three forms: zest, juice, and preserved.

Salmon, fennel and couscous

Crispy skin salmon with roasted fennel and a Middle Eastern inspired couscous is the ultimate midweek dinner. 

Salmon with Herb & Garlic Cream Sauce

A creamy Sauce for Salmon with French vibes. Tarragon and chives give this Creamy Salmon a fine dining edge. Quick but elegant!

Sous Vide Salmon

A step-by-step guide to perfectly cooked sous vide salmon, every time, complete with tips on portioning the fish and perfecting multiple finishing steps.

Salmon Baked in Cream With Sweet Bay, Thyme, and Dill From 'The Nourished Kitchen'

It's wild salmon season here in California, so I try to snag some great filets while they're available. I usually roast my fish with just a little salt and pepper, but there's nothing wrong with changing things up every once in awhile. Jennifer McGruther's salmon baked in cream from her new book, The Nourished Kitchen, was just the ticket.

Poached Salmon With Dill Horseradish Sauce

Sometimes a simple piece of poached fish and a light salad can make the perfect quick dinner. Salmon is a great fish to poach, it's flavorful and fatty and holds up well in an easy simmer with some aromatics and white wine.

Skillet Salmon With Quinoa, Feta, and Arugula

A quick and hearty meal of salmon cooked with quinoa, arugula, and feta cheese. The trick is to sear the salmon skin first, then add it back to the pan at the very end just until barely cooked through.

Slow-Baked Atlantic Salmon with Tabouli from 'Flour, Too'

There's good news for fish-averse cooks: Joanne Changs recipe for slow-baked salmon in her new cookbook, Flour, Too, is not only easy (and pretty foolproof), but it also keeps that intense salmon smell at bay. The filets are well-coated in olive oil and then cooked in a gentle 300º F oven until just firm to the touch. They stay delicate and buttery, with no stringy flesh in sight. To pair with the rich salmon, Chang whips up a fluffy, lemon-y tabouli salad. It's heavy on the bulgur to make it a ...