Bourbon Barrel Spiced Pecan Crusted Salmon

Ingredients:
4- 6-8 OZ Pieces Salmon
4 Tablespoons Dijon Mustard
¼ Cup Bourbon Barrel Aged Sorghum
¼ Cup Orange Marmalade
½ Cup Crushed Bourbon Spiced Pecans
Bourbon Smoked Sea Salt and Bourbon Smoked Pepper to taste

Method:
Thoroughly season salmon with Bourbon Smoked Sea Salt and Bourbon Smoked Pepper
Rub tops of salmon fillets with mustard
Cover tops of mustard rubbed salmon with crushed Bourbon Spiced Pecans
Place salmon on a sheet tray or casserole and bake approximately 10-minutes at 400 degrees
With a whisk or food processor mix marmalade and Bourbon Barrel Aged Sorghum until thoroughly blended.

Drizzle baked salmon with Bourbon Barrel Aged Sorghum before serving.
Enjoy

Sweet sorghum is “Kentucky’s syrup” and is loaded with antioxidants. It’s earthy and sweet with hints of exotic spice. Sometimes called “sorghum molasses,” sorghum is not actually a molasses, which comes from sugar cane. Both sorghum and molasses come from the cooking and reduction of cane juice, although sorghum is a grass native to the American South and Africa. This sorghum is milled in Kentucky from a single crop and not blended with sorghum from other growers. Use sweet sorghum in place of other syrups, honey, molasses or brown sugar.

Sweet sorghum is “Kentucky’s maple syrup,” and ours is aged for six weeks in a bourbon barrel. It’s earthy and sweet with hints of exotic spice from the charred oak bourbon barrel. Sorghum is commonly referred to as “sorghum molasses,” sorghum is not molasses. However, both sorghum and molasses come from the cooking and reduction of cane juice and loaded with antioxidants. Bourbon Barrel Aged Sorghum is milled in Southern Kentucky from a family-owned farm, Townsend Farm, from a single crop and not blended with sorghum from other growers. Use sweet sorghum in place of syrups like maple, honey, molasses, or brown sugar, and it is an excellent sugar replacement. 

January 2020 Bourbon Barrel Foods took home a Good Food Award for Bourbon Barrel Aged Sorghum. 

The Good Food Foundation exists to celebrate, connect, empower and leverage the passionate and engaged, players in the food system who are driving towards tasty, authentic and responsible food in order to humanize and reform our American food culture. — Good Food Foundation

The Good Food Foundation honors social and environmental responsibility and awards a superior flavor. We are beyond proud and excited to take home TWO WINS this year. Imperial Double Fermented Soy Sauce and Bourbon Barrel Aged Sorghum topped the charts among 2,000 entries, from all 50 states, for environmental and social responsibility practices and exceptional taste.

Each January, the Good Food Foundation organizes an epic three-day Good Food Awards Weekend for the public and the trade to meet, celebrate, taste and buy from the nearly 200 Winners.