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Garlic Caper Baked Salmon

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Sprinkle them over salads (but go easy) or over soft cheeses served with bread. Sauté whole capers, garlic and pine nuts in butter for several minutes, then toss with fettuccine, grated Parmesan and chopped fresh parsley.
Not only do they release their salty assertion into whatever they're cooking in—be it oil or sauce or butter and wine (piccata!) —but they also get soft and plump, ready to melt in your mouth rather than pop like a balloon. And when capers are not just gently sautéed but aggressively fried, they're even better.
Bake salmon, uncovered, 4 to 6 minutes per ½-inch thickness. Bake a dressed salmon 6 to 9 minutes per 8 ounces of fish. Always check your fish at the minimum baking time to ensure your baked salmon doesn't get overcooked.
Salmon is a great source of the proteins your body needs to build muscles, bone, and cartilage. This protein helps maintain muscle mass while you lose weight, in addition to keeping a healthy metabolic rate and bone density. There are several varieties of salmon, but they are all known for their pinkish-orange color.
Capers contain calcium, magnesium, iron and vitamin K, which are all key nutrients for strong bones. Capers may help prevent blood clots. Rutin is another powerful plant compound and antioxidant that is present in capers. It is known to help with blood circulation and help prevent blood clots.

Garlic Caper Baked Salmon Recipe

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