This one-skillet meal is easy and makes a great weeknight meal.
Many people believe that climate change exists as a result of carbon dioxide emissions from various human activities. Many look to hybrid or electric cars and other green products to be part of the solution.
You can also make a difference with your fork and spoon. A significant amount of petroleum energy is used to grow the grains that are used in processed foods, fertilizers, and livestock feed.
Wild fish are one of the ecologically best protein sources. Some farmed fish also meet high environmental standards.
Salmon works well in this simple and delicious dinner. Other fish would work also. Open the windows in your kitchen and turn on the kitchen fan while you’re cooking, or the next morning you’ll be reminded you ate salmon the night before.
Servings: 2
Does not include added salt. This is based on 2 4-ounce fillets, raw