Maple Salmon
This maple salmon recipe combines fresh baked salmon with delicious sweet maple syrup. It’s is a winner in my house, especially with the kids. How can they complain? There’s syrup on it!
This maple salmon recipe combines fresh baked salmon with delicious sweet maple syrup. It’s is a winner in my house, especially with the kids. How can they complain? There’s syrup on it!
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