The Fish & Food Co Team | 20 hours ago

Can You Cook Salmon Straight From Frozen?

Forgot to defrost dinner?

You’re in good company.

The good news is that Norwegian salmon can be cooked straight from frozen, making it one of the easiest proteins to keep in the freezer.

Simply add around 8–10 extra minutes to the normal cooking time.

Pat away any surface ice, brush lightly with olive oil, season generously and bake at 190C until the salmon flakes easily with a fork.

Avoid turning the oven up too high. Slow and steady produces beautifully moist salmon.


Why keep salmon in the freezer?

Because life rarely goes according to plan.

Whether it’s a busy Tuesday or unexpected dinner guests, premium salmon is ready whenever you are.


Our favourite quick recipe

Spread Dijon mustard over the salmon, drizzle with honey and finish with cracked black pepper.

Bake.

Serve with rice and broccoli- its delicious!

Dinner sorted - in the best possible way.


Fish & Food Tip

Our Norwegian salmon is professionally flash-frozen at peak freshness, so you don’t need to compromise on quality when cooking directly from frozen.


Let’s create what matters — together.

The Fish & Food Co Team

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Recipes, sourcing stories, and everything you need to know about cooking great fish at home. Written by the team at Fish & Food Co. – Norwegian salmon specialists helping Johannesburg families enjoy better fish since 2020.