Friday, April 24, 2009

Foodie Friday - Spring Fling

One of our favorite Spring vegetables is asparagus, and perhaps the way we like it best is in a stir fry with carrots, fresh ginger and a dash of soy sauce. Paired with teriyaki glazed Salmon and a wild rice medley, courtesy of Uncle Ben, it's a meal that can be on your plate in about 30 minutes.
It's the perfect, easy meal to prepare after a day spent working in the garden.


Looking for more Springtime meal ideas? Stop by Designs by Gollum and see the offerings for this installment of Foodie Friday.

16 comments:

  1. Nancy Jane, this looks delicious. We love salmon and the way you've served it is much like I do. Hmmm, I have some fresh asparagus...rice...all I need is the salmon!

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  2. We love salmon and of course, asparagus -- I've never done it with carrots but perhaps next time. We most often roast ours. Easy to do while we finish up the pre dinner martini!

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  3. First I am going to Martha's for the pre dinner martini and then I will be over for the beautiful and extremely healthy salmon dinner at your place. I live in the Vancouver, B.C. area so salmon is often for dinner here.
    Thanks for having me over.

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  4. Happy Foodie Friday to you, Nacy Jane!

    This is my first Foodie Friday and thank you for sharing your lovely Spring menu.

    The Raggedy Girl--Roberta Anne

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  5. I love salmon..this looks delicious.

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  6. I just came in from my garden this morning, and it is already getting too hot to work. I see this lovely meal with ingredients that I bought yesterday. I know what's for dinner tonight at our house! Thanks Nancy Jane, you have such a lovely blog. Your flowers are jumping right out at me through the screen. Have a wonderful weekend.

    Cheers,
    Sue.

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  7. Your spring dinner looks wonderful! Salmon is probably my favorite fish. Is that a little wasabi on the side? Very pretty.

    Thank you for the visit today and I really enjoyed looking at your blog. I spotted the butter lambs that you made on the bottom - SO CUTE!

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  8. oh nancy jane, im munching on potatoe chips but after seeing this delightful dinner you have made, suddenly they just arent tasting too good now..lol thanks for sharing.
    hugs
    janet

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  9. Your meal has beautiful presentation and I'm certain it is equally as delicious.

    Have a wonderful weekend!

    Nola @ The Bloom Girls

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  10. Hi Nancy,
    Thanks for the tip about a future inexpensive coffee pot. I too have tried a couple of the more expensive models and the cheapy Mr. Coffee has lasted longer and the coffee has been equally as good.
    Why is it I don't take the same advice that I give my kids....spending more doesn't always make it better.....

    Have a great weekend!
    Nola
    Nashville, TN

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  11. Hi Nancy! This really looks like the perfect Spring meal! So healthy looking too :0)

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  12. Looks delicious, Nancy..
    I am itching to get into the garden..soon!

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  13. This looks so delish! Jacob loves Salmon. ~ Robyn

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  14. I like the fact that this can all be ready in a short period of time for a nice mid week meal when I am so busy. Thanks for sharing. Have a good Sunday.
    Joyce

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