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Soy-Glazed Salmon Bowls

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Two bowls in different hues of purple filled with cubes of soyglazed salmon atop white rice and alongside string beans...
Photograph by Elliott Jerome Brown Jr., Food Styling by Thu Buser, and Prop Styling by Christina Allen

There are hundreds of weeknights in a year. That’s a lot of dinner! Test kitchen editor Kendra Vaculin is here to help. In her series Speedy Does It, she shares whoa-worthy meals you can get on the table like *snaps fingers* that.

Weeknight-ready bowl food at its best, this recipe marries saucy chunks of salmon with a fresh marinated salad made of blanched green beans and juicy cherry tomatoes. Cubing the salmon first makes cooking a breeze and increases its surface area to catch plenty of the sweet and savory glaze. Green beans can be blanched up to a day in advance. Pay dry then store in an airtight container in the fridge.

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