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Salmon, sweet potato & greens

Cooked salmon with sweet potato and spinach for a compact everyday dinner.

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All meals · 10 minutes active preparation · Total time not confirmed · meal

Method range: 1–4 servings.

Contains: fish. Check individual packaging and cross-contact information; this is not an allergy-safety guarantee.

Estimated per serving

Energy
2652 kJ
Protein
39.8 g
Carbs
29.0 g
Fat
38.6 g
Iron
4.2 mg
Calcium
184.2 mg
Folate
124.4 µg
Vitamin C
37.6 mg

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Ingredients

Nutrition weights for 2 servings. Changing the batch size keeps the per-serving nutrition the same.

  • Cooked salmon300 g
  • Cooked sweet potato400 g
  • Cooked spinach160 g
  • Olive oil20 g

Method

  1. Start with plain grilled salmon, cooked sweet potato and cooked spinach. Weigh the edible food after cooking; remove any fish bones and skin before weighing.
  2. Divide the sweet potato and spinach between two plates. Place 150 g cooked salmon alongside each portion.
  3. Drizzle each plate with 10 g olive oil. Serve without additional salt or sauce, or record those additions separately.

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Nutrition

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Overview, per serving
NutrientAmountReference comparison
2652 kJ—
39.8 g—
38.6 g—
7.9 g32%AI
29.0 g—
184 mg18%RDI
0 µg0%RDI
4.2 mg24%RDI
3.00 µg125%RDI
124 µg31%RDI
37.6 mg84%RDI

Estimates from the identified food records, including dated product labels where specified. “Not reported” is unknown; partial totals may be incomplete. Whole-batch amounts are not compared against one person’s daily reference. Per-serving percentages compare one serving with daily RDI/AI targets for Women 31–50 years, not upper limits. Values use foods in their recorded states; additional cooking losses are not modelled unless you select a supported method when editing ingredients.

About this recipe

Editorially reviewed; not kitchen tested. Times cover assembly where specified. Already-cooked ingredient weights are used; preparing those ingredients adds time.

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Calculation assumptions & recipe adaptations

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Edible grams in the stated food condition. No unmeasured seasoning. All listed oil is counted; pan residue is not estimated.

    AFCD attribution, data & methods

    Food matches used for nutrition
    • Cooked salmon: Salmon, Atlantic, fillet, grilled, no added fat
    • Cooked sweet potato: Sweet potato, orange flesh, peeled, fresh, boiled, drained
    • Cooked spinach: Spinach, Mature English, fresh, boiled, drained
    • Olive oil: Oil, olive