Green tea salmon bites with vegetables
- Easy
- 23 min
- Kcal 377
If you're looking for a fun, super tasty appetizer, these crispy salmon bites are a real hit. Imagine little triangles of salmon—seriously good—covered in a crunchy breading with bold spices. Each bite packs such a punch of flavor! Baking these bites in the oven keeps them super light and way less greasy than deep-frying. And look, you still get that amazing spiced salmon bites texture everyone loves. The inside stays tender while the outside gets that perfect snap when you bite in. You just grab them with your hands, no fork needed, and keep chatting—pretty simple.
The combination of the crispy outside and juicy salmon center is really, really good when dipped in orange-scented mayo, adding a fresh citrusy kick. And the sauce? So, here's the thing: it really stands out. Sometimes, the breading mix picks up a bit of international flair. People often swap in panko breadcrumbs to make them even more crispy, or add a pinch of aromatic spices for extra fragrance. Regardless of the variation, you always get that golden crust—keeps guests coming back.
The orange mayo is a unique twist, making these crispy salmon bites taste super fresh and a bit tangy, perfectly cutting through the richness. And because they’re baked, not fried, you can keep enjoying without feeling too full. I mean, it is amazing how something so simple can be the star of any gathering or just add a special touch to a weeknight dinner. For anyone seeking an easy salmon recipe that offers both a moist texture and big flavor, this dish ticks all the boxes. Whether you call them salmon cubes, salmon chunks, or just really tasty salmon finger food, they're sure to impress. So, next time you’re hosting or simply want to treat yourself, give these salmon bites a try. They're a real crowd-pleaser, for sure!
To prepare the crispy spiced salmon bites, start by making the coating. Pour the breadcrumbs and cornmeal into a bowl 1; then add the ground white pepper, mustard powder 2, paprika, and pistachio crumbs 3.
Add the salt 4 and mix everything together. Add the finely grated lemon zest 5 and curry 6. Mix again and set aside.
Take the salmon fillet, remove any bones 7, and remove the skin if present. Cut it into slices about 1.2 inches wide, then divide each slice in half 8 to make triangles. Once all the bites are done, transfer them to a small bowl and season with salt 9, oil, and pepper. Mix to combine the ingredients, ensuring each piece of salmon is well oiled, so the coating adheres perfectly.
Place each salmon bite inside the bowl with the coating 10, then roll it inside to coat all sides 11. Lay the triangles on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper 12
and continue this way until all pieces are done 13. Bake in a preheated static oven at 356°F for 8-10 minutes (if using a convection oven, bake at 320°F for about 6 minutes). Meanwhile, as the salmon cooks, make the faux mayonnaise. Pour the seed oil into the glass of an immersion blender 14 and add the filtered orange juice 15.
Add the soy milk 16 and blend everything with an immersion blender 17 until you get a creamy mayonnaise, then transfer it to a small bowl 18.
Add the orange zest and mix to combine everything. Once the crispy and spiced salmon bites are out of the oven 20, serve them hot with the orange faux mayonnaise 21.