Air Fryer Honey Teriyaki Salmon With Salmon from Sitka Salmon Shares + Discount

We love salmon in my house. I try to always get wild caught salmon from Alaska because I feel that it’s healthier from my family. Sitka Salmon Shares recently sent us some wild-caught Coho Salmon and Cod fresh from Alaska and we were so pleased! And the even cooler part, I was able to know what fishing boats caught our fish! Read all about Sitka Salmon Shares and then see the delicious Air Fryer Honey Teriyaki Salmon I made with their wild-caught Coho Salmon.

This is how our fish from Sitka Salmon Shares arrived.

How Sitka Salmon Shares Works

Here’s how Sitka Salmon Shares works. You enroll in their community supported fishery, which entitles you to a share.

They catch your fish, one at a time, with lots of love and care. The fish is processed at our plant in Sitka or by one of our trusted partners. There, it’s individually portioned, vacuum-sealed and blast-frozen to lock in that fresh-from-the-ocean taste.

Every month during fishing season, you get a box of wild Alaskan seafood hand-delivered right to your door by one of our affable and well-mannered Sitka Salmon Stewards or our friends at Fed Ex.

All fish are wild-caught from Southeast Alaska and the North Pacific. This is sustainable fishing — it’s harvested using hook-and-line methods. I love that the fish is traceable to the boats of their fisherman-owners and trusted community partners. This fish is blast frozen at the peak of freshness. It’s home delivered directly to your door, with recipes and a newsletter about the fishermen who caught that month’s share, Carbon offsets purchased and 1% of revenue donated to efforts promoting small-scale fisheries and conservation in Alaska.

DISCOUNT: Order from Sitka Salmon Shares and get a discount with code SITKA25 to get $25 off any premium Sitka Salmon Share.

This is what I made with the Wild-Caught Coho Salmon.

Sitka Salmon Shares + Air Fryer Honey Teriyaki Salmon Recipe

I love salmon and Sitka Salmon Shares’ Wild-Caught Salmon was one of the best I’ve ever tried. I usually use frozen wild salmon, so to use this, just thaw out in your fridge for several hours (I usually do 5 hours or so). If it’s not frozen, just run it under cold water until it’s completely thawed.

I made a quick marinade with low sodium teriyaki, a little honey, garlic, and olive oil. I cut each salmon piece into two to portion it out and poured the marinade on.

I let it sit for around 20 minutes. and then put it in my air fryer at 350 degrees for around 12 minutes, turning it over after 6 minutes. I watched the salmon carefully and made sure it was opaque when it was done.

It came out delicious! And it’s very kid-friendly. My family went crazy over it.

Air Fryer Honey Teriyaki Salmon Recipe

Ingredients

Marinade:
8 tablespoons Less Sodium Teriyaki
3 tablespoons honey
2 cubes garlic
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil

Three large pieces of wild-caught Coho Salmon from Sitka Salmon Shares, cut into two pieces each.

Instructions:

Make marinade by whisking it all together.
Pour over defrosted salmon, let sit for 20 minutes to marinade.
Place in air fryer, three piece at a time.
350 degrees for around 12 minutes, turning it over after 6 minutes. I watched the salmon carefully and made sure it was opaque when it was done.

Here’s how to make the Air Fryer Roasted Yukon Gold Potatoes that I made with it.

Air Fryer Roasted Yukon Gold Potatoes

DISCOUNT: Order from Sitka Salmon Shares and get a discount with code SITKA25 to get $25 off any premium Sitka Salmon Share.