From EatingWell: March/April 2009 — Subscribe Now!
Yogurt sauce flavored with lemon, cumin and cilantro tops this Indian-inspired grilled salmon and apricot couscous. Try this quick, easy recipe for entertaining. Serve with steamed snap peas and a glass of Gewurztraminer.
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The first time I made this, four pairs of eyebrows went up, four pairs of eyes got big, and when we finished chewing the first bite, all four of us cried out at once, "Oh my gosh, this is fantastic!" We've made it several more times and always had the same ecstatic reaction. My son, 9, and daughter, 11, love it as much as my husband and I do. I've made it with regular couscous, no scallions, and powdered ginger and it is still a WINNER. One tip: the sauce runs out before our enjoyment does, so we make a little extra. Becky, Plymouth, NH |
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This was so good. The flavors of the salmon, cashews, cilantro, and apricot went together so well. This is becoming one of our family standards. Susan Breshears, Kansas City, MO |
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Very good meal. Pammyk, Grand Rapids, MI |
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This was absolutely wonderful for Mother's Day brunch. I poached the salmon fillets using one of the other recipes at Eatingwell.com since I didn't have thick steaks. As recommended by another reader, I used brown rice instead of couscous and just threw in the apricots etc. after the rice had come to a boil and was simmering. The sauce was outstanding! ...I'm thinking I could make extra sauce and freeze it as I have extra fresh ingredients on hand now. Jan, Toronto, ON |
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Fabulous recipe. So delicious! Wendy, Milton, VT |
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I made this exactly as the recipe stated, except used brown rice instead of couscous as I couldn't find the whole wheat variety in my store. It came out absolutely delicious, very simple and I'll definitely make again. Delicious!, San Diego, CA |
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This was really great--entertainment worthy! And I actually omitted the cilantro and cut back on ginger. Still delicious, simple, and elegant. Kristen, Washington,, DC |
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This is my new favorite way to prepare salmon haviballerina, Fort Worth, TX |
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I made this last night and it was fantastic. I halved the recipe as it was just me and my husband and I used boneless/skinless chicken instead of fish. I recommend it over and over and next time I will make it with salmon. I was amazed at the tangy flavor of the yogurt/cumin sauce. Amanda, Franklin, NC |
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Made this last weekend, and i just cant say whether the yogurt sauce, the couscous or the fat salmon fillet made this dish such a wonderful GOURMET experience, i really felt like i was eating something fancy in a gourmet restaurant, i am soooooo pleased with myself, this dish was AMAZING!!! LOVEDDDDDD IT, wanna make it for my mom and my fiance. Sherihan, Egypt, Al |
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