These are so good they taste bad for you!!! This is a great cold-weather comfort food, reheat wonderfully for lunches, freeze well and are easy to prepare ahead of time!

Submitted by ALEIGH8117

I usually go for the more complicated recipes, assuming that the more ingredients and preparation steps, the better. This recipe has changed the way I look at simplicity when it comes to cooking. Fancy spices be darned--this is the only way I'll cook salmon any more!

Submitted by VRAKLIS

From a HG newsletter 10/9/07 - light version of a classic chinese dish. Remember - this is without rice!!

Submitted by SNARFULA

Super easy, and fun. Not to mention delicious. Recipe is easily altered to serve as many people as you like. Same recipe is awesome for boneless pork too.
You can put white wine in the marinade too, which is really good- about a half cup.
You can sub dry oregano for the fresh just use less, about a tablespoon

Submitted by NYFASHIONQUEEN

This is a great recipe that can be experimented with. I thought it was good as is. You can Try adding thyme, marjoram, a bayleafor two, ect. Or, for the best and easiest, substitue a good, proven barbecue rub for beef, like Heiffer Dust, which won "Best Rub" at the American Royal a year or two back and is available commercially.

Submitted by MDKIMIST