Keto Perfectly Roasted Salmon

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  • prep time

    prep time

    5 min

  • cook time

    cook time

    14 min

  • ready time

    ready time

    19 min

Keto Perfectly Roasted Salmon

31 ratings

This recipe is to show you how to make perfectly roasted salmon to use for a topping for any salad or to pair with any side. The salmon is only seasoned with salt and pepper, but feel free to add any spices or herbs you would like.

  • Net Carbs

    0 g

  • Fiber

    0 g

  • Total Carbs

    0 g

  • Protein

    19.9 g

  • Fats

    3.7 g

118 cals

Keto Perfectly Roasted Salmon

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Ingredients

  • Salmon

    Salmon

    6 ounce

Recipe Steps

steps 2

19 min

  • Step 1

    Preheat an oven to 375 F. Season fillets on both sides with salt and pepper.
    Step 1
  • Step 2

    Bake in the oven for 12-14 minutes depending on how thick the salmon fillets are. Using a thermometer probe, make sure the salmon is 155 F. Serve hot with your favorite side!
    Step 2

Comments 26

  • Foodie43

    Foodie43 4 months ago

    It comes out perfect every time. It’s become our go-to for an easy, healthy, and delicious lunch.

    • Monika

      Monika 9 months ago

      I spread Dijon mustard on top of my salmon , sprinkle with seasoning and air fry it for 15-20min on 385 degrees. Comes out crisp outside and moist inside. That’s how I love my salmon

      • StellarKale430588

        StellarKale430588 3 years ago

        This is how I cook my salmon...Zero carbs and YUMMY

        • LittleBoo

          LittleBoo 3 years ago

          So many people cook fish incorrectly. This is a simple but very effective way to produce a great succulent result.

          • NilsaIvette

            NilsaIvette 3 years ago

            Delicious

            • mcbinder

              mcbinder 4 years ago

              Nutrition summary: Calories 291 Fat 12.86g Carbs 0.83g Protein 40.77g There are 291 calories in 6 ounces of boneless Baked or Broiled Salmon. Calorie breakdown: 41% fat, 1% carbs, 58% protein.

              • Heidy

                Heidy 4 years ago

                Thanks for the calculation! I was wondering too!? Can admin correct the nutrition details please!!!

            • berlynhale0077

              berlynhale0077 4 years ago

              Growing up in Alaska this is definitely a common recipe made @ our house! One great way to dress up the salmon a bit is by adding a few of my ideas and baking the filet wrapped in tin foil. 6 oz Salmon Filet (Ours are usually a whole Salmon filet, usually about 15-18inches long so mayo dressing is greatly increased) 1/2 C Mayonnaise Sprinkle Lemon pepper into may to taste(1/2Tbsp) I like lemon pepper. 1/4-1/2 tsp of lemon juice (depends on if u like lemon taste add 1/2tsp) 1/8-1/4 C chopped onion Mix all ingredients together. Lay filet on tin foil Lather the filet with the Mayonnaise dressing -be sure the entire filet is covered with may mix and no part of filet is showing. Fold the tin foil over the top making a tent making sure not to touch the mayo dressing. Oven preheated to 325-350 (depends on oven & how hot it actually gets) Put pan with tin foil tent filet in oven set to bake for.12-15 min. Open and check with thermometer at 12min-15min. If more time refold foil and bake additional 3-5min increments. OR if ur like me just take a fork and if the filet pulls away flaky ITS READY TO EAT!

              • Scottyw.rcp50

                Scottyw.rcp50 9 months ago

                I’ve purchased fresh Salmon pre seasoned with lemon pepper zest. I always like a tarder sauce on it with some fresh lemon juice. But your recipe sounds amazing. Can’t wait to try it this week👍

              • Thelmaiii6977

                Thelmaiii6977 2 years ago

                This sounds good, it’s what’s for dinner tonight.

              • AwesomeCauliflower683229

                AwesomeCauliflower683229 3 years ago

                Delicious! Made it the way you suggested. Thanks!

              • Jennie

                Jennie 3 years ago

                Yum!!! That's my lunch today!

              • SherriFL

                SherriFL 3 years ago

                Thank for the good advice. You must get delicious fresh salmon.

            • Sammy

              Sammy 5 years ago

              I took the suggestions of others and added the mayo on top and lemon. I'm not a big fish fan but I'm trying.

              • NYCgirl

                NYCgirl 5 years ago

                I like to spread mustard ,dill and the salt and pepper on top and bake!! Pop of flavor!!!!

                • rogers.diane@sbcglobal.net

                  rogers.diane@sbcglobal.net 5 years ago

                  How do you get your fat?

                  • mcbinder

                    mcbinder 4 years ago

                    Salmon is considered a fatty fish, but if you use the mayo topping talked about in the earlier comments, you’ll be adding even more fat. 😊

                • FluffyUnicrn

                  FluffyUnicrn 5 years ago

                  The calories are wrong: Raw salmon has 52 calories per ounce whereas cooked salmon has 58 calories per ounce. The meat/fish becomes more condensed during the cooking process due to water and fat loss

                  • Lily1106

                    Lily1106 9 months ago

                    I clicked on this bc that’s the First thing I noticed - that ain’t right. Good pick up

                • marlabarr754

                  marlabarr754 5 years ago

                  This is simple and basic. Great for a quick dinner when you’re running late. I like judy’s ideas it jazzed it up a bit. some of the other post sound like critics and complainers. If you have to be that scientific and precise it takes all the enjoyment out of it. Go somewhere else!

                  • Judy

                    Judy 5 years ago

                    I usually spread a little mayo across the top of our salmon, then add lemon slices and tomato slices and onion slices. kind of takes the "fishy" out of salmon, almost like a tartar sauce, but wrap it up in aluminum foil and grill or roast in oven and the salmon will absorb the flavors.. then when serving, you can either scrape the leftover toppings to the side or let each person do that. the tomato and onion are fine, but the lemon is something you probably wouldn't eat by the slice.

                    • Skgordon723

                      Skgordon723 6 years ago

                      You need to research your information. None of the nutritional information listed is correct. Stop saying it’s correct and check other sources please.

                      • Jreser

                        Jreser 6 years ago

                        When I searched 6 ounces of salmon it says 350 cal and 21 grams of fat, now I am questioning whether these recipes are accurate enough to use, they do look delicious though

                        • recipewriter

                          recipewriter 6 years ago

                          Hello! 350 calories is from a 6 oz portion of cooked salmon. The recipe calls for 6 oz of raw salmon which will shrink down to give the calories listed above. Thank you for clarifying this for other users!

                      • Boxerlover519

                        Boxerlover519 6 years ago

                        The calories listed are way off! There are much more calories and fat than this!

                        • recipewriter

                          recipewriter 6 years ago

                          Hello! 350 calories is from a 6 oz portion of cooked salmon. The recipe calls for 6 oz of raw salmon which will shrink down to give the calories listed above. Thank you for clarifying this for other users!