
Maple: as any self-respecting Canadian will tell you, don’t skimp on the maple syrup! It’s 100% real maple syrup for me or nothing at all. That doesn’t mean that wild sockeye salmon won’t work, it just may end up being a bit drier.Īnd as always, use the freshest piece you can find. I also prefer to use salmon with a higher fat content, which is usually farmed salmon.

A fatter piece of salmon will take longer to smoke and result in a much better “bark”. Good Salmon: look for the thickest, fattest piece of salmon you can find. Let’s talk about key ingredients before we start with this recipe: Sprinkle everything with minced fresh parsley, if desired, and serve hot.This … Ingredients Needed for this Smoked Traeger Salmon.The brussels sprouts will be fine broiling for a couple minutes with the salmon. Turn the broiler on high, brush the salmon with the remaining maple glaze, and broil for an additional 1-2 minutes, or until the glaze is bubbling.When the timer goes, remove the carrots and broccoli from the oven and tent with foil to keep them warm.Roast for 15-18 minutes, or until the salmon flakes easily with a fork, and reads 140F at the thickest part with an instant read thermometer.When the timer goes, add the second sheet pan with the salmon and brussels sprouts to the oven, putting it on the top rack in the middle of the oven and moving the carrots and broccoli to the rack just below it.Brush half of the maple glaze onto the salmon.In a small bowl, whisk together the maple syrup, soy sauce and garlic.
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I like broccoli, carrots, and brussels sprouts but use whatever you like. You can easily change up the vegetables in this sheet pan maple glazed salmon recipe.
