Easy Stovetop Canned Salmon with Egg Noodles

Easy Stovetop Canned Salmon with Egg Noodles
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This easy stovetop canned salmon with egg noodles is sure to have everyone asking for seconds. Just to let you know, my mom asked for seconds right after she finished her first plate. Which means a lot, because she’s pretty picky about her food.

I too refilled my own plate with these super tasty stovetop egg noodles. It’s just so delicious and flavorful! And it’s done in under 30 minutes – which qualifies it for a perfect busy weeknight meal.

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Complete Healthy Meal in One

This is basically a complete meal in itself here. You have your egg noodles with the healthy additions of salmon and peas. You can use frozen peas that you’ve heated beforehand or while the noodles are boiling.

If you prefer, you can substitute canned peas instead. Just make sure they’re drained beforehand. On the other hand, try switching out the peas for fresh broccoli.

*Just make sure to add the broccoli in to cook with the noodles two minutes before the noodles are done. Then drain the noodles and broccoli as normal*

In fact, you don’t even have to go with the salmon if you don’t want to. You can just use that can of tuna you’ve had sitting around in your cupboard.

This easy stovetop canned salmon with egg noodles recipe is pretty versatile, so you can get creative and add in whatever else you want to.

What Makes This Such an Easy Meal?

I really prefer not having to cook longer than necessary. Not unless it’s something I’m excited about cooking or baking, you know what I mean?

Therefore I created this easy one-pot meal for anyone who’s had a busy long day. And is definitely not in the mood to be in the kitchen longer than necessary. We all have those days..

All in all, meals that can be made in one pot are absolutely the best. They’re super easy to make and are quite a time-saver. And you have less dirty pots and pans to clean later on, which is a big plus.

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Supplementary Ingredients That Makes This Meal So Tasty:

The egg noodles, salmon and peas are the main ingredients for this stovetop meal overall. But it wouldn’t taste as good without some additional ingredients.

Some of these include dill weed, fresh lemon juice, and capers.

Dill Weed – Dill complements almost any salmon dish. It’s kind of hard to describe the taste, but salmon is definitely less flavorful without it.

Fresh Lemon Juice – I’m talking freshly squeezed lemon juice from an actual lemon here. Salmon is less tastier and way more bland without the tartness from lemon juice.

Therefore to get that optimal flavor, it’s best to just get the lemon juice straight from the source – a lemon. Bottled/jarred lemon juice and fresh lemon juice taste completely different.

And oftentimes the jarred juice (GMO) has preservatives added to it, which takes away the natural aspect of it.

*It only takes less than a couple of minutes to squeeze the juice from a lemon. Just make sure to take any seeds out*

Capers – Last not not least, the tangy saltiness of capers brings so much flavor to salmon as well. And it also heightens the flavors of the other seasonings used for this stovetop meal.

Easy Stovetop Canned Salmon with Egg Noodles Ingredients:

Here’s a recap of all of the ingredients that you’re going to need to make this meal, along with any not previously mentioned..

  • Egg Noodles (16 oz bag): I’m not sure about using any other kind of noodles or pasta.
  • Salmon: As you may or may not know, there are two kinds of canned salmon. There’s pink salmon and then there’s sockeye or red salmon. For this recipe, we’re going with the sockeye salmon – as the flavor is more intense.

    Sockeye salmon makes these egg noodles even tastier. On the other hand, pink canned salmon, the flavor is very mild; so you wouldn’t taste it as much in the noodles. Unless that’s what you want..
  • Pre-Thawed Frozen Peas: You can substitute canned peas (drained) also.
  • Dill Weed: You can usually find this with the other dry herbs/seasonings in the grocery store.
  • Capers: Make sure they’re drained first.
  • Freshly Squeezed Lemon Juice: Half a lemon’s worth.
  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil
  • Toppings Such As Freshly Chopped Parsley and Grated Parmesan Cheese..

Beside this egg noodle recipe, I think you’ll enjoy these easy and super tasty recipes as well:

Chicken and cheese quesadillas

Amazing Lazy Baked Pasta With Tuna

Even More Main Dish Recipes For You to Try

I hope you and your family really enjoy this easy canned salmon with egg noodles recipe. I can’t wait to hear what you think of it!

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Easy Stovetop Canned Salmon with Egg Noodles

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This absolutely tasty stovetop canned salmon with egg noodles is simply delicious and easy to make. And not to mention, super convenient.
Prep Time 20 minutes
Cook Time 25 minutes
Total Time 45 minutes
Course Main Course
Cuisine American
Servings 6 servings
Calories 441.46 kcal

Ingredients
  

  • 16 oz egg noodles
  • 7.5 oz can (or similar size) sockeye salmon – drained and any bones/skin removed **Break up into small chunks prior to adding it to the pan with the other ingredients**
  • 1 cup *thawed* frozen peas or substitute a can of peas (drained)
  • 1/2 tsp dill weed
  • 1 tbsp capers (drained of any liquid)
  • Freshly squeezed lemon juice from 1/2 a lemon If you absolutely have to use bottled lemon juice, use organic for a pure natural taste.
  • 1/4 cup + 1 1/2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
  • 1/2 tsp or so of salt to taste

Instructions
 

  • First things first: In a fairly large pot, boil the egg noodles in salted water for 9-10 minutes.
    After draining the noodles, return to the same pot.
    Add in the rest of the ingredients and combine together well. Taste and add in more salt/pepper as needed.
    Top the noodles with freshly chopped parsley and parmesan cheese before serving (highly recommend). Enjoy!
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