Need to serve a big side of salmon to a big crowd? If teriyaki is your typical go-to, up your game with this maple salmon.
My mother has been making this maple salmon for awhile, and then my sister began making it. It’s a favorite, and honestly, not one of us remembers how this salmon originated! It’s more up-to-date than teriyaki, but anyone who typically loves that sweet Asian flavor will love this.
- 1 side of salmon
- 3 scallions, sliced
- ½ cup maple syrup
- 5 garlic cloves, crushed
- ¼ cup soy sauce
- ½ tablespoon honey
- 1 teaspoon mustard
- ¾ tsp crushed black pepper
- Preheat oven to 400F.
- In a saucepan, combine all ingredients and bring it to a boil.
- Place scallions on the salmon. Pour sauce over the salmon. Let marinade for ½ hour. Bake for ½ hour.

Looks sooo good!! Can’t wait to try it!
Hi. Can this recipe be used for salmon slices too? Also can it be served cold?
Yes and room temperature is perfect
I have the same question about the salmon slices! Thanks
Do you bake uncovered?
Yes.
How long would this be good in the fridge?
3-4 days.
How big of a side of salmon would this cover? Or how many slices of salmon? Approximately…
The side of salmon pictured looks like a large tail…
The sauce is enough for 8-10 slices of salmon or a full side.
We should pour the sauce on the raw salmon while it’s still hot??
Let it cool a few minutes. Can be warm.
I made this for Yom Tov. It was delicious!!
We enjoyed dipping our challah into the sauce….
I made 7 slices of salmon and there was tons of sauce…
Thanks for a great recipe will definitely make this again…
How did you cut the cucumbers? Are they peeled or just sliced very thin?
Can I skip the scallions? Are they for garnish or for taste?
We love them for the taste when you bake it. Garnish you dont need to add.
Can I replace maple syrup with pancake syrup??
Can I prepare the sauce and pour on the fish and then freeze it before I bake? Prefer to bake salmon day of and making it for Hag.
I make this for shabbos every week, so good