Sara’s Weeknight Meals: Season 11
Episode 1101: Alaska Salmon Two Ways
The incredible natural resources of Alaska are on the menu as I travel to Juneau to learn how locals are harvesting wild and foraged food and becoming culinary entrepreneurs. I talk to a fish biologist about the incredible journey wild salmon makes to return to their home streams. Then I learn the traditional way to make Cedar Planked Salmon with an Alaska Native home cook. On the side, foraged Sea Asparagus. Back home I demonstrate an easy recipe that can be applied to any fish – Salmon Baked in a Bag with Citrus, Olives and Chiles, served with Borscht Beets.
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ALASKA PLACES AND PROGRAMS MENTIONED IN EPISODE:
Tracy’s Crab Shack
https://kingcrabshack.com/
432 South Franklin St, Juneau, AK 99801
(907) 790-2722
Barnacle Foods
https://www.barnaclefoods.com/
5015 Short St, Juneau, AK 99801
(907) 957-4476
Juneau Food Tours
https://www.juneaufoodtours.com/
Midgi Moore
Alaska Pure Sea Salt
https://www.alaskapureseasalt.com/
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Kara Tetley and Travel Juneau
Forrest Bowers, Fish Biologist, Alaska Dept Fish and Game
Jessica Schalkowski – Tongass National Forest
SEAlaska Heritage Foundation
Teresa and Bruce Young
Tricia Bruckbauer
Isabel Galvin
Additional Video Provided by:
Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute
Beau Styles – Alaska in Motion
Travel Alaska
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