Chef James bakes wild-caught salmon beneath a bright Castelvetrano olive tapenade, letting its briny richness melt into the fish as it cooks. Underneath, creamy cannellini beans, spinach, roasted peppers, and sweet corn simmer together in a comforting ragout with a splash of white wine.
Nutritional facts
Protein
44g
Carbs
25g
Calories
610kcal
Fat
37g
Ingredients
Wild Caught Salmon, Spinach, Canned Cannelini Beans, Corn, White Wine, Castelvetrano Olives, Canned Roasted Red Peppers, Butter, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Lemon, Garlic, Lemon Juice, Italian Parsley, Anchovy Paste
Contains milk, anchovy, fish.
Reviews
3.3
Based on 19 reviews
The salmon was extremely bland despite the tapenade, and there was one single white bean in the dish. Will not order again.
Terra · 08/25/26
Was disappointed to have soft flabby fish skin, should have been removed. It was rather bland and boring, needed spice.
Brian · 08/25/26
becky · 08/25/26
My husband and I did not care for the meal. It needs better flavor.
Rhonda · 08/25/26
very very tasty! will order again
Lori · 08/24/26
Lauren · 08/24/26
Catherine · 08/24/26
Rachel · 08/24/26
Salmon is fine.
Spinach maybe not the best choice to accompany the salmon.
Could you a starch to make it a complete meal.
James · 08/23/26
some beans came apart giving odd texture...also needs to be bigger olive pieces..more olive forward...olive relish was mediocre
Tiffany · 08/23/26
Ann · 08/23/26
Ashley · 08/23/26
Shu · 08/23/26
Elizabeth · 08/23/26
This dish was bland and overpowered by the cannellini beans. It’s all you could taste. Olive tapenade had no flavor. So you just get white bean and salmon in every bite. Not worth the premium.
Mark · 08/21/26
Pat · 08/21/26
Salmon tasted funny and the greens were awful. I threw it out.
Mina · 08/21/26
I love salmon but I don't think it works well when cooked, then frozen, then reheated.
Chef James Grody is a graduate of the prestigious Culinary Institute of America. Upon completing his degree, he worked with New York City’s top chefs to hone his skills. Grody moved from working in restaurants to hotels, where he learned how to organize dinners for 1,000 people. In 2012, he started his own company, Tailored Chef NYC, working primarily on corporate functions and with high-net-worth local families as their personal chef. He also has experience teaching recreational cooking classes at Sur La Table.