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25 With crispy, panko-crusted salmon, a Japanese-style wasabi cream that’s 15 packed with flavor and sautéed asparagus, this recipe has it all. Best yet, dinner 1 Whisk is on the table in less than half an hour. EQUIPMENT Our salmon is responsibly fished, so it’s free from dyes, antibiotics and any industrial grain- Large Skillet based diets. Baking Sheet The wasabi cream is not overly spicy so even if you don’t normally eat wasabi, you might be pleasantly surprised by how mild ours is. FROM YOUR PANTRY Olive Oil Health snapshot per serving – 600 Calories, 30g Fat, 265mg Sodium, 6g Fiber, 37g Carbs, 46g Protein and 16 Smart Points Salt & Pepper Have questions? The dinner hotline is standing by from 5 to 8 pm at 773.916.6339. 5 MEEZ CONTAINERS Wasabi Cream Panko Breading Salmon Asparagus Tamari & Chive Dressing INGREDIENTS: Salmon, Asparagus, Breadcrumbs, Mayonnaise, Wasabi, Ginger, Tamari, Sesame Seeds, Sesame Oil, Chive, Garlic, Black Pepper, Onion 1. Getting Organized Preheat oven to 400. 2. Prepare and Cook the Salmon Spread the Panko Breading evenly on a large plate. Coat the top side of the Salmon with a thick layer of Wasabi Cream at least ¼” It is important that thick. Put each piece of salmon onto the breading, cream side down. Press you create a nice thick down to make sure the breading adheres then repeat on the other, non- layer of wasabi cream wasabi side. Place onto a baking sheet, cream-and-panko side up. on the top of the Bake the salmon until the panko breading is golden brown, approximately 12 to salmon to get the full 14 minutes. flavor of the dish. 3. Cook the Asparagus While the salmon is baking, heat 1 Tbsp olive oil in a large skillet over medium- The asparagus will high heat. Add Asparagus, salt and pepper, and sauté until the asparagus just starts to sear, about 4 to 5 minutes. continue to cook after you remove it from the 4. Putting It All Together heat so be sure not to Serve the salmon on top of the asparagus and drizzle the Tamari & Chive overcook it. Dressing over the entire dish. Enjoy! Love this recipe? #meezmagic Instructions for two servings Meez Meals * 1459 N. Elmwood Avenue * Evanston * Illinois .

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