Spice-Rubbed Roasted Salmon with Lemon-Garlic Spinach

you must try this one! I never would have thought that cin. and salmon would be good--actually, it was insanely delicious! I disagree about the onions. coat the fish on both sides and the onions get sweet and carmelized. I did it on an indirrect heat gril and my house didn;t smell like fish after!

Made to recipe, except zapped the sweet onions for 1min in the microwave. Spice rub a great complement to the fish. Bright lemon flavor on the spinach and really attractive presentation.

This is delicious!! I did not make the spinach because I didn't have any on hand. I was mainly looking for a great way to season salmon, and this definitely fits the bill! The seasons blend very well together, and I loved the cilantro on top at the end. Great dish that I am excited to share with family and friends!

Great spice rub. Will make again definitely but probably without the onions. They tasted too fishy and did not seem to add much.. Forgot to serve with cilantro. made half the recipe served with mashed yukon golds and the spinach as directed (minus the lemon juice and used regular spinach) Even my non-fish eating husband thought it was great. Really good spices for salmon's richness..

The combination of spices for the rub are very delicious on the salmon. I did need to cook my fillet a little longer to fully cook the salmon. The onions were sweet and I added those to some leftover rice I had on hand and served with the fish and spinach. My husband even commented again this a.m. that he thought the meal was outstanding.

Very good recipe! My husband and I both enjoyed the salmon and spinach. The leftover salmon was delicious served cold over a salad. Will definitely make again!

excellent dinner. suitable for company. easy yummy. followed recipe

My family complemented dinner, which is very rare and yes I would make it again. I would make it as an everyday meal. Yes, I eliminated one ingredient, coriander, and still turned out delicious.

This recipe is deceptively simple but very delicious, I made it exactly as written and will definitely make again.

So easy and so delicious! The seasonings were great. I had the exact amount of fish but needed twice the amount of seasoning. The lemon on the spinach brightened up the dish perfectly. I would recommend a squirt of lemon on the fish as well. We served with dill carrots, which went surprisingly well and some garlic roasted potatoes. Great dish for company -- very little effort, lot of enjoyment.

I don't like roasted fish, so I used the spices as a rub on individual filets. I doubled the amount of spice and added 1/2 t. brown sugar, then allowed the flavors to sit for an hour. I pan-seared them in a 2 t. hot olive oil about 4-5 minutes a side, removed them and added the onions to the hot pan to saute in the spices, adding the spinach at the very end. I plated the fish on the bed of onions and spinach and deglazed the pan with a splash of chardonnay and lemon juice, served with tabouleh salad and slice avacado. Excellent!

Very simple and easy to make. I chose this recipe as part of my ThanksGiving dinner. I recommend this dish to all my friends.

Delicious. I would recommend microwaving the onions for a minute or two first--they were underdone. I used sweet onions. Wonderful! As per a previous review, I covered for the first 10 minutes with foil, and it stayed very moist. I topped with some of the onions, the cilantro, and served with lemon wedges. I mixed the rest of the onions with the spinach. Will definitely make again. Fancy enough for company, but easy enough for every day.

Delicious! We cut the fish down to 4 servings, but kept the same amount of spice mixture and spinach. The spice was just right and we could have used even more spinach!

Absolutely delicious! Made it for Christmas dinner. Everyone loved it. It needed about 10 minutes longer in the oven, but turned out great. Highly recommend for a special occasion or for a week night meal.

Well, after reading the reviews, I am definately outnumbered rating this recipe! I did the recipe as is, but used a smaller portion of salmon. It went well with the riesling, which is the reason I picked the recipe. However, I found it bland rather than strongly seasoned. The onions would have been better carmalized, perhaps? The spinach was bitter, but I might have had a bad batch of spinach. True test? My husband wouldn't finish it. I will try the leftover salmon over a salad. Too many other salmon recipes to bother with this one again.

I made this for my husband and mother for dinner and we all loved it! I am not a big salmon fan, so anytime I find a recipe I like I get so excited! I definitely recommend giving this recipe a try!

OUTSTANDING!

Omitted cilantro as I didn't have any and don't like it much anyway. Only one small issue -- I wished I had a bit more spinach to go with the salmon. But on the whole this was absolutely delicious and easy, and turned out great!

This salmon recipe is awesome and is a keeper. I just did the rub, caramelized the onions before adding it with the salmon, and grilled the salmon keeping it covered in aluminum foil. Delicious!

This recipe was great! It was quick & easy for someone who is learning how to cook! My husband loved it and has requested I make it. Definitely doing again!

Made exactly as directed and served with Apple-Turnip Mashed Potatoes. The flavors complemented one another perfectly!

This is one of my go-to salmon recipes. I frequently make it for weeknight dinner but would also make for guests. The onions come out sweet and are amazing with the spinach. I make as-written except with a 1 lb fillet. This also comes together so quickly, put the spice rub and sliced onions together while the oven preheats. After the fish goes in, I put together CL's Creamy Parmesan Orzo, and do the spinach at the end.

Delicious, quick and it couldn't be much easier!

Excellent recipe! Shef D

When did this recipe come out? 4 years ago? Anyway, I have been making this recipe at least once per month since the recipe was first listed in Cooking Light. It is so quick and easy and tasty, I cannot brag about it enough. There is also something about the onions roasting in the pan with the salmon, they come out so sweet, crisp and tasty as well. This recipe is a must try at least once for anyone who looks at the recipe and contimplates making it. If you make enough to have leftovers for lunch the following day (like I normally do), reheat it in your toaster oven at work. It comes out the best that way. Microwaved fish is never a good idea..

I loved the flavors in this dish! The lemon added a nice tanginess to the spinach, which was a great contrast to the sweet caramelized onions. To check out my post about this recipe and see step-by-step photos go to: http://www.icancookthat.org/2011/12/spice-rubbed-salmon-with-lemon-garlic.html

My favorite part of the recipe were the onions...NEVER thought they would turn out so delicious and caramelized by roasting under the fish. The spices were different...not what I am used to using with salmon (I usually stick with the standby of lemon and dill)...but it was very good. I don't know if this will become a standby recipe for my family but we'd definitely use it perhaps once a month or so. My kids liked it too.

I've made this at least three times since I found the recipe. The spice rub is amazing and goes well with the lemon garlic spinach. I do cut the cooking time down by five minutes, but my husband and I prefer our fish slightly less done. He loved this recipe the first time I made it, and it is quickly becoming one of my favorite salmon recipes...so quick and easy, too!

Absolutely delicious! Used Lawry's Seasoned Salt in place of the salt & paprika. Also omitted the coriander since didn't have any on hand. It still turned out great and will definitely make again!

So easy, so delicious! I will be making this recipe again!