You'll start by making the marinade, mix soy sauce, honey, lime juice, garlic and olive oil together
Pop your salmon in an oven proof dish and poor the honey soy marinade over the salmon
Cover and refrigerate the salmon, allow to marinade for 30 minutes
Pre-heat the oven to 170C
After 30 minutes, remove the salmon from the fridge, uncover and sprinkle the teaspoon of nigella seeds over the top of the salmon fillets (skin side down)
Put the salmon in the oven for 12-15 minutes
Meanwhile, cook your soba noodles according to your packet instructions, mine took 4-5 minutes
Heat your frying/griddle pan in preparation for the pak choi, with a drizzle of olive oil
Place the pak choi into the hot pan, centre down
Allow the pak choi to cook for around 5 minutes, turning about half way though - you want it to still be a little crunchy!
Drain the noodles, place them in a bowl and drizzle over the tablespoon of sesame oil - stir to coat the noodles, season with some salt and pepper
Remove the salmon from the oven - check it's cooked to your liking
Serve noodles, salmon and pak choi together
Add some fresh lime and extra nigella seeds if you like - Enjoy!
Notes
Calorie information provided is an estimate
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