For a richer flavor, try using toasted pistachios. Simply toast the pistachios in a dry pan over medium heat for 2-3 minutes, or until fragrant, before chopping. If you prefer a crispier crust, you can broil the salmon for the last 1-2 minutes of cooking, keeping a close eye to prevent burning. Serve this Pistachio-Crusted Salmon with a side of roasted asparagus or a fresh green salad for a complete and balanced meal.
Nathanael Champlin
Jun 28, 2025I used honey instead of maple syrup, and it was still delicious!
Jocelyn Sporer
Jun 25, 2025I accidentally overcooked the salmon a little, but the glaze kept it moist and flavorful. Thanks for the great recipe!
Juvenal Bechtelar
Jun 22, 2025I was a bit skeptical about the maple syrup, but it balanced the Dijon perfectly. My kids even asked for seconds!
Elsa Strosin
Jun 16, 2025The recipe is good, but I think adding some lemon juice will give it a refreshing twist.
Laurie Bradtke
Jun 10, 2025I'd suggest adding some garlic powder to the mustard mixture for extra flavor.
Meagan Auer
Jun 8, 2025This recipe was so easy and quick! My family loved it, and it's definitely going into our regular rotation.
Lavonne Beer
Jun 7, 2025This is the best salmon recipe I've ever made!
Ward Schaefer
Jun 5, 2025Simple, flavorful, and impressive – everything I look for in a weeknight meal!
Tony Hoppe
Jun 5, 2025I tried this recipe with walnuts since I didn't have pistachios on hand and it came out great!
Houston Jast
May 31, 2025The Dijon-maple glaze is a stroke of genius! The pistachios add the perfect amount of crunch.