
Grilled Alaska Salmon Skewers “Sparerib Style” with Grilled Cabbage Salad
This bold summer recipe brings a creative twist to the grill: thick strips of wild Alaska Salmon, spiced like spareribs and glazed with a sweet-soy-maple marinade, then quickly grilled on lemongrass skewers. The result? Caramelized edges, tender fish, and a subtle citrus aroma from the lemongrass. Served over a smoky grilled pointed cabbage salad tossed with herbs, chili, roasted peanuts, and a tangy lime-fish sauce dressing, this dish is full of contrast—fresh and rich, crisp and juicy. Using premium wild-caught salmon from Alaska means you get quality you can taste, even with bold flavors.
Featuring Alaska Seafood
Ingredients
Salad | ||
1 | pointed cabbage | |
1 | lime | |
30 g | brown sugar | |
1 | red chili pepper | |
30 ml | rice vinegar | |
30 ml | soy sauce | |
10 ml | fish sauce | |
Salt and freshly ground pepper | ||
½ bunch | Very fine spring onions | |
½ bunch | Coriander | |
½ bunch | Mint | |
80 g | Peanuts, unroasted | |
10 ml | Peanut oil | |
Fish | ||
½ tsp. | Cumin, mustard seeds, and pepper | |
½ tsp | Dried oregano, chili powder, and sweet paprika | |
½ tsp | Salt and brown sugar | |
800g | Alaska Wild Salmon fillet, skinless and boneless | |
40 ml | Ketchup | |
20 ml | Soy sauce | |
20 ml | Maple Syrup | |
8 | Lemongrass stalks | |