Crusted Air- Fryer Salmon

Preparation Time: 20 minutes


Servings: 4



Ingredients:

Chopped dill, 1 tsp.



Black pepper.



Mustard, 1 tbsp.



Chopped pistachios, 1 c.



Salt.



Honey, 2 tbsps.



Salmon fillets,



Lemon juice, ¼ c.



Directions:

Whisk together dill, pistachios, lemon juice, mustard, honey and seasonings in a mixing bowl.


Spread the combination over the salmon then put into the air fryer.


Allow to cook for 10 minutes at 3500F.


Serve the crusted salmon on plates with a side salad.


Enjoy.


Nutrition Values:
Calories: 300, Fat: 17, Fiber: 12, Carbs: 20, Protein: 22

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Fixings

2 wild got salmon filets with similar thickness, mine were 1-1/12-inches thick

2 tsps teaspoons avocado oil or olive oil

2 tsps paprika

liberally prepared with salt and coarse dark pepper

lemon wedges

Directions

Expel any bones from your salmon if fundamental and let fish sit on the counter for 60 minutes.

Rub each filet with olive oil and season with paprika, salt and pepper.

Spot filets in the container of the air fryer. Set air fryer at 390 degrees for 7 minutes for 1-1/2-inch filets.

At the point when clock goes off, open container and check filets with a fork to ensure they are done to your ideal doneness.

One of the delights of the air fryer is that it's so natural to pop something back in for a moment on the off chance that you need it cooked longer. You can likewise open it while it's cooking to ensure it's not exaggerated. I constantly set my clock for somewhat less so I can keep an eye on how things are tagging along so I don't overcook a thing. Things cook so quick in some cases brief more is all it needs.

Times for cooking will shift for salmon dependent on the temperature of the fish and the size of your filets. Continuously set your air fryer for somewhat less time than you might suspect until you become increasingly used to the planning of your apparatus.