Honey Garlic Salmon and Brussels Sprouts.
Here with an embarrassingly easy recipe for you!
Only my favorite kind of recipe. Besides the majorly trashed up ones.
But guys! This sheet pan salmon is SO simple. Really flavorful. Very easy and only contains THREE ingredients… aside from the salmon and brussels themselves. Crazy, right?
Lately I’ve been trying to share the meals I make on a day when I’m losing my mind, feel like I have zero time, don’t want to make something out of a box and feel like we’ve been eating out way too much. This is one of those.
And I entrusted my very helpful three year old to help me with food styling here. Note: I do not recommend. Even if it’s adorable!
No, really though, we are still eating seafood on Friday since it is Lent and I’m just trying to prevent Eddie from bringing home another Primanti’s fish sandwich. No heart attacks needed.
The thing is that I am generally not a sheet-pan-dinner kind of person. It’s so rare that things are done at exactly the same time and temperature! I want a golden, charred flavor on my chicken which requirer searing or broiling and then the veggies need more time in the oven or I want them caramelized a certain way… blah blah blah. You know?
Rarely do I find a sheet pan meal where everything is just perfect.
Now, I will often put TWO sheet pans in the oven at the same time, maybe increasing time and temperature or removing a pan earlier than the other, but only a few things go on ONE pan.
It’s easier with salmon though because I know exactly how to cook it (since we cook it soooo often) and when brussels sprouts are sliced or shaved, they only need 15 or 20 minutes in a hot oven.
Also, sidebar. Does anyone else still get amazed when you think about loving brussels sprouts? Like never did I ever think that would be a thing in my life. BUT IT IS. My mom is still like WTF.
SO. You can throw this together in a few minutes and it’s super flavorful. I like to serve it with rice or quinoa. But you could even do a side of potatoes of some sort!
Right now I’m finding it really easy to cook meals that can be made together and served together. You just have to find the things that work best when thrown on the same sheet. And luckily for us, this is one of them! Winning.
Honey Garlic Salmon with Brussels
Ingredients
- 4 garlic cloves, minced or pressed or grated
- 1/4 cup low-sodium soy sauce
- 1/3 cup honey
- freshly cracked black pepper
- 1 (2 pound) salmon filet, about 1 1/2 inches thick
- 1 pound brussels sprouts, cut in half or even quartered
- lemon wedges for spritzing
- fresh herbs, like basil, oregano, chives for topping
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F. Line a sheet pan with parchment paper or foil. Make sure your brussels sprouts are in small pieces so they roast quickly! I like to remove the stems from mine and cut them into quarters.
- In a small bowl, whisk together the garlic, soy sauce and honey. Place the salmon filet in the center of the sheet.
- Place the brussels in the bowl and toss them with half of the honey garlic mixture. Spread the brussels around the salmon. Brush the remaining honey garlic mixture over the salmon. It's okay if you have some left - you can use it to brush on once the salmon is finished! I like to add some freshly cracked pepper on top t00.
- Roast the salmon and brussels for 15 minutes, until the salmon easily flakes with a fork and the brussels begin to caramelize. Remove and slice the salmon into pieces. Serve immediately with a sprinkling of herbs, a spritz of lemon and extra sauce!
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True story about your awesome salmon recipes: since you posted it in 2013, the broiled salmon from this recipe (https://www.howsweeteats.com/2013/02/broiled-salmon-and-roasted-garlic-cream-noodles-with-crispy-cauliflower-toasted-pine-nuts/) has been in regular rotation for me and my then-boyfriend, now-husband. One of our absolutely faves! Looking forward to trying this one! :)
i love that!! thanks ann!
Your salmon recipes are always the best – can’t wait to try this one!!
thanks mansee!
Maybe instead of “embarrassingly easy”, you should say something like “realistic weeknight dinner!” Haha. Because these embarrassingly easy things are just what I look for when meal planning/cooking after a long day at work. :) Thanks Jess!
(PS – pre-ordered The Pretty Dish yesterday. I was going to borrow it from the library first, but when I searched the library website for “the pretty dish” it came back with: Sorry, we can’t find “the pretty dish”. Did you mean “pretty dead”? Um no. No I did not mean “pretty dead”. Who searches for that? Anyway – looking forward to getting it next week!)
That is hilarious! Trying not to LOL at work!
I have no idea what I did wrong. This is one of two recipes I’ve made in my 3 decades cooking that was simply inedible. The fish was fishy (not anyone’s fault but the store) and the Brussels were leather tough and inedible. So bummed. I quartered them and they were small to begin with so no clue what I could have done different.
HAHAHAHA i am dying at this too.
but interesting! i wonder how libraries get the book? i would actually like a donate the book to multiple libraries!
Ok I feel silly asking but how do you buy your salmon? Just from the counter at the grocery store? Help!
i do! i always, always buy wild caught. sometimes in my grocery store there are great options for wild caught salmon in the freezer!
Honey garlic salmon is always a classic : ) But I can’t stand the taste of sprouts, will a broccoli substitute work for this recipe?
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Ugh, last night was salmon night~I’ll have to wait till next week!! p.s. thank you for the signed plate! Can’t wait to adhere it to the NEW BOOK!!
Salmon is in our weekly dinner rotation- sooo delicious and easy! I will try this recipe as I am also looking for easy weeknight recipes with ingredients I have on hand! 2 nights ago I made salmon topped with dijon mustard and then a mixture of olive oil, breadcrumbs, chives and lemon zest. DELICIOUS! (I cheated and did a side dish of Trader Joe’s Sweet Potato gnocci…yum) PS Do you have any suggestions of what to use chives for? When I buy a scallions at the grocery store, I always feel guilty throwing away all of the chive tops if I can’t use them!
You had me at salmon.
My son might even be willing to try brussel sprouts if I made salmon. MAYBE.
Thanks! :)
Love this combination!! And yes, lol it is still amazing to me that I love brussel sprouts too!
Sounds sooo amaze balls and sooo easy. Definitely need to try this recipe. Thanks for all the seriously delish you give!!
Absolutely delicious and easy! Question: Do you ask the fishmonger to remove the skin or do you ever leave it on for extra crispiness? Whom makes that beautiful line of dinner plates you served salmon on? Pre ordered my book, cant wait!!!
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Now this is my kind of dinner plate! Omg, brussels sprouts have never looked sexier and that salmon tho!!!!
Love your salmon recipes. We eat salmon once or twice per week. New, easy ways to make it are always a treat.
I just recently started cooking salmon… like this is my second time and it was amazeballs!!! I can’t believe something so easy could taste so delicious and look so beautiful. We will definitely be having this on the regular.
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LOVE this recipe. Honey garlic is how I normally cook salmon, I can’t believe it didn’t click to cook brussels with it! I ended up throwing in all the other veggies I had on hand – a use em or lose em situation after eating out all weekend… Definitely keeping this one in the rotation!
I recently had a similar WFT moment when I realized I loved brussels. Who knew they were so delicious!?
My boyfriend is super sensitive to garlic. I could probably get away with one clove. What would you sub so there’s still great flavor? Ginger?
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Is your sheet pan textured? Or are you using a Silpat?
it’s textured! it’s one of the threshold gold pans from target.
While the salmon didn’t absorb as much of the sauce, the brussel sprouts did and are on point! Tastiest brussel spouts I have ever made. Thanks for the recipe!
I have no idea what I did wrong. This is one of two recipes I’ve made in my 3 decades cooking that was simply inedible. The fish was fishy (not anyone’s fault but the store) and the Brussels were leather tough and inedible. So bummed. I quartered them and they were small to begin with so no clue what I could have done different.
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One of these days, I’m going to actually follow a recipe as written.
I used some leftover juice from a pork rib recipe I made yesterday and added a smidge of soy and the honey. Three hours after dinner we are still humming in food afterglow.
Absolutely a favorite of our family’s! Soooo delicious and healthy! I’ve shared this recipe with several others and everyone loves it!
Absolutely LOVE this recipe! Thank you for sharing!Â
This was not a hit in our house. I cooked it for 10 minutes because I was concerned it would be overdone, and the texture of the salmon was still liked canned tuna. I definitely like my salmon on the medium-rare side, medium at best, but this was VERY well-done.
I had to keep the brussels sprouts (and I quartered them) in for a lot longer, and even after 20 minutes the were sort of raw inside. Maybe because there’s no oil in the sauce?
didn’t want to go out because I have a cold and can’t taste much.
SO, I decided to make this for my husband for Valentine’s Dinner tonight. He absolutely loved it!
I don’t like salmon or brussel sprouts. So, I told him no better time to make a dinner with things he loves on Valentine’s Day.
Then I followed it with his favorite dessert – cheesecake – which I also don’t care for.
Thanks for sharing this recipe! This was truly his Valentine’s Day dinner made special!
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I love this recipe and have made it a few times over the years. I’m thinking of making it again but was wondering if you had the nutrition info available.
When I first saw this recipe, I thought it was super weird having garlic, soy sauce, and honey together. I made the recipe anyway, and it was DELICIOUS!! This dish is savory and just barely sweet, a perfect blend of flavors. This is being added to my list of meals that I make on a regular basis.
Easiest but tastiest dinner ever. By far the quickest dinner to throw together. I turn on my oven to preheat to 425. I mix, toss, coat and right as it goes on the pan the oven is ready and I pop it in. Love this recipe, it will be a staple go to dinner  for a looooong time.Â
Thank you for your flavorful recipe! I did it for dinner tonight.
My husband loved it and I liked it there’s less stuff to clean up after dinner! It’s a keeper for sure. Thanks again!
Thank you for your flavorful recipe! I did it for dinner tonight.
My husband loved it and I like it there’s less stuff to clean up after dinner! It’s a keeper for sure. Thanks again!