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Salmon Tacos with Mango Corn Salsa
Prep Time
15m
Cook Time
10m
Total Time
25m
This salmon taco recipe starts with a taco seasoned, pan-seared salmon fillet. Serve it on warm corn tortillas with a colorful mango corn salsa. Optional extras include refried beans or avocado.
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Ingredients
Servings:
4
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Salmon Tacos
Mango Corn Salsa
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Nutrition Facts
Nutrition facts are based on 1 serving. If servings is not specified, 6 is assumed for the total
recipe.
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Calories972kcal48%
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Fat49g2%
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Saturated Fat8g0%
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Carbohydrates92g4%
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Fiber11g0%
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Sugar17g0%
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Protein44g2%
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Cholesterol70mg3%
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Sodium770mg38%
Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Notes
Purchasing Salmon: For this recipe, I look for salmon fillets that are nice and thick so you can cube it! I usually cut the skin off and then cut into large cubes; I love the cube shape because they cook nice and evenly and make for a fun shape to squish apart in the taco. It’s also totally fine to just sprinkle your seasonings onto a thinner fillet and flake the fish apart to put into the tacos.
Salmon Doneness: People cook salmon to varying degrees of doneness depending on your preferences and the quality of the salmon. I like to cook it to medium well, where everything is almost totally cooked through but it’s nice and soft and slips apart easily when you press it with a fork. Here’s a guide with more info on cooking salmon and how to tell when it’s done.
Salsa Spiciness: As written, this salsa is not spicy at all, but ajalapeñowould be a great addition! I keep it mild for my kids, but if that is not your journey, go for the heat!
Tortillas:In the photos, I was using a thicker type of tortilla (corn and flour blend) that I charred in a dry cast iron skillet. When I usually make this, I use regular corn tortillas and I follow the recipe directions for softening them.
Taco Seasoning:All brands are different, but if you’re using a mild one and you want more going on with your salmon, sprinkle it with some extra chili powder, onion powder, and garlic powder. *chef’s kiss*
Air-Frying The Salmon: This would work well using this Air Fryer Salmon recipe. Just replaced the seasonings in that recipe with the taco seasoning in this one!
Salmon Doneness: People cook salmon to varying degrees of doneness depending on your preferences and the quality of the salmon. I like to cook it to medium well, where everything is almost totally cooked through but it’s nice and soft and slips apart easily when you press it with a fork. Here’s a guide with more info on cooking salmon and how to tell when it’s done.
Salsa Spiciness: As written, this salsa is not spicy at all, but ajalapeñowould be a great addition! I keep it mild for my kids, but if that is not your journey, go for the heat!
Tortillas:In the photos, I was using a thicker type of tortilla (corn and flour blend) that I charred in a dry cast iron skillet. When I usually make this, I use regular corn tortillas and I follow the recipe directions for softening them.
Taco Seasoning:All brands are different, but if you’re using a mild one and you want more going on with your salmon, sprinkle it with some extra chili powder, onion powder, and garlic powder. *chef’s kiss*
Air-Frying The Salmon: This would work well using this Air Fryer Salmon recipe. Just replaced the seasonings in that recipe with the taco seasoning in this one!