Ya’ll, these are the best tacos I’ve created yet. While I used salmon, you can use any fish you like. I like salmon mostly because it tastes amazing to me, but also because it’s rich in Omega-3 fats which help to reduce inflammation in the body. Inflammation contributes to the development of nearly every chronic disease we see today — heart disease, diabetes, cancer, leaky gut, etc. It’s typically the first step in the development of these diseases. If you can control inflammation you can greatly decrease your risk. And one powerful way you can control inflammation is to eat anti-inflammatory foods like:
Fruits, especially blueberries, apples (skins on!) and citrus
Vegetables, especially dark leafy greens like spinach, kale, chard, escarole, etc.
Nuts and seeds like ground flax seeds, chia seeds, and walnuts
And other cold water fatty fish like Atlantic mackerel, halibut, sardines, and tuna.
Don’t think you can fit tacos into a healthy lifestyle?
Oh but you can! Have two tacos along with a side salad or a side of cooked veggies. The fiber in those veggies will fill you up and keep you feeling satisfied. Also, by adding more nutritious components to your tacos you can make them healthier:
Blackened Fish Taco Recipe
I attribute a large part of the deliciousness of these tacos to the tortillas. They are local handmade corn tortillas made by Mitla Torterilla and they are honestly WAY better tasting than the stuff you buy at the grocery store. Plus, they only use 4 ingredients so if you have any existing gut issues and you’re looking to stay away from all those preservatives and additives, these are your savior. This recipe was created for Cook With Me TV and you can watch a step-by-step video here of how to make them. If you enjoy watching the cooking show, tune in Monday-Thursday evening at 6:30pm EST for all my shows! Since the shows are LIVE you can chat with me and ask me questions. Enjoy!!
Blackened Salmon Tacos (1)
4 Comments
HI Ashley !! Love any fish blackened! Thanks
Mmmmmmm me too 🙂 You’re welcome, Alice!
Thanks so much for the post.Really thank you! Great.
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