Salmon Casserole With Sauce

Here are the ingredients used:
14 3/4 ounce can Pink Salmon, drained with bones
and skin removed, or leave them in if you prefer
1 cup fresh bread crumbs
2.25 ounce can sliced black olives, drained
or you can use a small jar of pimentos, drained
1 small onion, shredded (2-3 tablespoons)
1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
2 tablespoons dried parsley flakes
Salt and pepper to taste
Juice of one lime or juice of 1/2 lemon (gives fish fresh taste)
2 eggs
One 5 ounce can of evaporated milk
Bake in preheat 350 degree oven for about one hour
Cream dill sauce:
1 tablespoon butter
1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
A little less than one cup of milk
1-3 teaspoons dried dill weed
Salt to taste
This meal was served with baked sweet potato and Italian beans.
Thanks for watching.
My website southernfrugal.com

[@junegutierres450]

I am from Texas, and I never pronounce things the "proper way". To me this is part of your charm. Your from S. Carolina, not New York! Dont let the grammar cops bug you. Lol We all love you and enjoy every story and recipe! Keep them coming!!

[@gracielee4561]

June, I'm from San Antonio, married to a man from Bangs. You talk about bad English, lol. What really ticks me off is I've gotten to where I sound just like him!

[@kleineroteHex]

Pronouncing the L in salmon is like pronouncing the H in herbs, nothing wrong with it grammatically 😊

[@qualqui]

Love them Southern Accents, sad how growin' up in se Utah, there ain't any COOL accents over there! :(

[@firstname6822]

One of the reasons why I watch your channel is because I enjoy hearing you talk and prepare recipes that remind me of my mom's cooking.

[@daisy8284]

A new video from Phyllis is the cure for the Monday blues.❤️😍❤️

[@eileengidley9428]

And even the TUESDAY blues here in Australia!! 😊

[@WriteSoul]

I agree :-)

[@Mary-had-a-lil-farm]

Say salmon any way you want to. It’s what makes this the great melting pot. Different regions and different origins. Anyway, that looks delicious. Can’t wait to make that sauce. Thanks Ms Phyllis!

[@SparrowStockwell]

I want you to pronounce it the way that is natural to you! That’s part of what makes you so fun for us. I WANT to hear all your true pronunciations from your home state. ❤️

[@debbieann4479]

donnaflagg, I agree! I miss Ms. Phyllis' pronunciation of teriyaki!

[@Kimmie0323]

Debbie Ann ... and salsa! I love her!!!

[@susanjamison3382]

Me too. You are a great cook and wonderful just as you are.

[@SparrowStockwell]

@@debbieann4479 I LOVE it!

[@SparrowStockwell]

@@Kimmie0323 I love that, too!

[@wendyknoxleet]

Boy this takes me back to my grandmothers cooking! Canned evaporated milk and canned salmon! I have not purchased these items in over 50 years! I am sure it would be fine with left overs from a whole salmon and cream. Great to watch you cook! Love and respect

[@thommurphy1721]

Watching the casserole preparation, I could not believe Phyllis didn't add her favorite herb dill! I think I even said out loud... Phyllis...where's the dill!! But she came through with the dill in the white sauce!! Aah, I can rest easy now!!

[@tearosy]

Gotta have dill with fish! Gives it that extra zing!

[@ThePamelapfr]

Pin/pen, there/their, ... I absolutely know what your saying... :-) This casserole looks and sounds delishhh.... It's 28 degrees and cold and dreary here in KC too... I'm having baked chicken drumsticks and sweet potato and broccoli rice casserole for my dinner... it's just me and my 2 cat children... it's hard some nights to eat right when it's just for one... but at 62, I'm trying hard...lol! Thank you for the new recipe!! Bless!!

[@jancw]

My Dad was from Arkansas and he pronounced salmon with the "L". I'm happy to hear anything that reminds me of him.

[@nancyletteer3170]

I think anyone who can cook as well as you should say it anyway you wish to. Sending lots of love!!

[@daydreambeliever6603]

This looks so yummy, Phyllis. Honey you can say salmon any old way you want to. 💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️

[@geraldineekhator5428]

Phyllis you just be yourself. I love the way you talk! I enjoy the differences between how people say things. It still means the same thing. We understand enough of what you're saying that we could do the recipe because you're not speaking in Italian or some other language we don't know. It's hard to recipes if they're in a different language completely and you don't know how to understand it. My husband speaks 4 languages and so when he starts off in his native tongue I just go do something else. I don't understand what he's talking about. So you just be you! You are the one that makes us enjoy your videos because of just how you are. Mr. Boogie and the puppies are pretty special to us because you share them with us. That shows you are a loving and caring as well as excellently wonderful woman in my eyes. Your recipes are always delicious and so that should count for something!

[@kleineroteHex]

Probably not a meal I'd make, but I have to watch all your videos, love to hear your voice, explanations, instructions and waiting for you to dump, makes my day!!!

[@daisy8284]

This looks really good! The ingredients kind of remind me of salmon croquettes, which I think are soo good! TY for another great recipe.😊💓

[@billysharon]

my son uses your pronunciations and he has never heard your videos. Its all correct. I love all things southern.

[@laurileblanc2001]

Hi Ms. Phyllis, I'm from New England and I love your accent and the way you pronounce words! You have a very soothing voice and I could listen to you all day every day! Please don't apologize for being you. I love your channel and always look forward to new videos from you. :)

[@tomhayes1878]

Miss Phyllis I just made this tonight. It was exactly like my mother's salmon casserole except for the addition of the black olives which made it even more tasty. Never made the dill sauce before. It was a pleasant surprise and delicious!

[@wadebowenfan6743]

Your pronunciation of “salmon” is positively charming ❤️

[@LadyJ.461]

Hey Phyllis, TFS I want to start eating more fish looks delicious 💙💙💙✌

[@heidihudgins4793]

Hey Phyllis!!! Love you!!! My mom used to make salmon cakes with the canned salmon (little bones and all) and I used to eat them like a little trooper when I was young. They sure did make the house stink!!!! Now to think of it, the thought makes me gag!!! I do love fresh salmon and the kind you used seemed to be chunked and de-boned. I think I would like that a lot, although instead of the hassle of cream sauce, I’d likely just put more lemon juice or vinegar or something on top and use cocktail sauce with extra horseradish. I have been watching your videos so long... I love your southern accent and the way you say “sal-mon”, and “sredded” (not SHredded), and other things. I find your voice and videos relaxing, nostalgic, and helpful!!!!! Please keep doing what you do. It’s a cold dreary Monday evening here in West Virginia too!!! 💜 Heidi

[@robinmaynard1640]

Don't care how you say it. Love you. Just keep doing you. Thanks for the time and care you take.

[@sweettexast2894]

This reminds me of the recipe that my grandmother and mother made with the dill sauce. It’s a little bit different however I don’t think they ever added olives but now I am going to go back to my mom and get this recipe from her so I can make it. In honor of you Miss Phyllis and my grandmother and great grandmother. I sure do miss you and I miss your new videos. I know you and Mr. Bucky are up in heaven together. But we sure do miss you down here.

[@JOS4015]

I made this for dinner tonight and it was delicious. I used pimentos and lemon juice. The lemon juice really made it taste like fresh salmon. Thanks Phyllis and go ahead and pronounce it any way you want. They wouldn't have put that "L" in there if you weren't supposed to use. it!

[@rcdoodles6214]

The absolute best canned salmon is sold at Trader Joes. It has no bones and no skin. I love your recipe idea for a change of pace. I usually make salmon cakes with Old Bay Seasoning, sautéed minced onions and sweet red pepper. They are very good but I will try your recipe which looks great with the cheddar cheese. Thank you!

[@lja64]

I'm of Italian and Portuguese descent. In Portuguese, you actually pronounce Salmon with the "l" the way you do. In Italian, my family pronounces it with an "a" at the end, like Salmonay and also they pronouce the l as well - which I think means big Salmon in broken English/Italian. Anyway, say it however you like, you are charming, fun, kind and sweet and have an amazing repertoire of cooking. I really enjoy and look forward to your videos. Thank you.

[@peach3611]

Your pronunciation is just fine ❤ and so is the casserole. Will be trying this.

[@roseboudreaux9922]

Oh my this dish looks delicious! I love olives and pimentos so I think I'll make this salmon dish with both along with your sauce also. Thank you Miss Phyllis for sharing.

[@sweetbamabelle]

Oh yummy Ms. Phyllis! I love this.

[@rj2boo87]

I am the worst cook. The only time my cooking turns out is when I make your recipes. I love how your videos don’t jump to the next step. Every middle school student should watch your videos. My boys in college also are now watching your videos.

[@Losttoanyreason]

I made the casserole this evening and it was great . Far superior to the salmon loaf recipe we had been using for years. I put both the black olives and the pimento in it. I figured in for a penny in for a pound, LOL. I admit I was doubtful about the olives and salmon combo but I was really surprised how well they went together. I didn't have any extra bread to make fresh bread crumbs with, so had to go with the store bought ones I had in the fridge. I had to reduce the amount because of their density and add a little extra moisture because they were dryer than fresh made would be. In the end it turned out fine though. Good evening Miss Phyllis. Thanks for another keeper.

[@angelabaril104]

Phyllis I am like you I do not like salmon but I do eat it when hidden well. I love this recipe. Thanks for sharing it.

[@sheilabundren2037]

I love salmon. Fresh or canned. I could eat it every day. I use that same brand to make salmon patties. Thanks for sharing. Looks great.

[@fancysfolly554]

I love salmon...this sounds really good

[@sheilabowling7169]

I love your southern accent..My Grandparents were from Ky (Ohio now) and i love southern accents and southern food..lol...I picked up a few words from them..My stepson laughs when i say warsh instead of wash lol and a few other words...I love your videos you do a great job on them..I made your Cheese Cake for Thanksgiving this year...I bought a 9" spring form pan , never used one before..It turned out very good..Everyone loved it...So thank you for all your videos..I appreciate all your hard work..

[@pattiwilling6504]

One of my favs! Looks delicious, Phyllis! 🌸😊

[@sallyanderson4309]

Dill and fish go hand in hand❣️Looks delicious 😋

[@timothywilliams9678]

Hi Phyllis, pronounce it any way you want to! Don't listen to anyone else who tries to criticize you!❤️ You can sick Steely and Sunny on them!😊

[@teresaronga3530]

Hi Ms Phyllis! Looks Good! I'm not crazy for salmon,but I will eat it because it's good for us!❤😊

[@PhyllisStokes]

That's the same reason I eat it.

[@danielfontaine6977]

Hello... I like very much the way you do this dish of "saLmon" in my family we are french speaking but when we want to speak in english about that fish, we always say "saLmon" the same with many of my english speaking friends .... but some say "samon" who are from UK background.... anyway it's the same fish so who cares :-) I like the way you do this casserole, because it's almost the same "saLmon" mixture that we use here for what we call "pâté au saumon" or "saLmon pie" ... except here it's cooked in a pie crust and we dont mix the fish with bread crums but with mashed potatos... Your way is much lighter, just this filling cooked by itself no pie crust, in a casserole..... I will try your way this WE... Thanks... Kind regards from Montreal .... (I hope that my english writing is not to hard for you to read) :-)

[@PhyllisStokes]

Your English writing was perfect, thanks.

[@jodybyers6469]

Daniel Fontaine , Thank you for the way you prepare this dish, in Montreal. I never thought about mashed potatoes instead of bread crumbs. That really sounds very good. Maybe some cheese on top melted. Jody Byers Richmond, Virginia. USA

[@tamsondarland8951]

Daniel, that sounds delicious in a pie crust. I will have to try that method also. I'm in Kentucky and make salmon patties using mash potatoes, beaten egg and dried parsley and dill, salt and pepper. Form into patties and flour then place in oiled skillet and fry till crispy on outside.

[@BAH0254]

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[@patriciaredick9849]

Thank you for another great video. Pronounce salmon however you want! You are a genuine treasure. Xoxo

[@jennifermayfield4925]

Miss Phyllis, you say SALMON however you please!! Thanks for your videos. I have made and loved your rolls for over a year now. My entire family thanks you for your sweet roll recipe which we will enjoy this holiday season. God bless you and Mr. Bucky!

[@bonniebrown6960]

I love salmon , but I've never seen this recipe before. That looks really good !! I'll have to try that someday . We usually just make salmon patties and biscuits , but I'm always up for trying something new . Thanks so much for sharing this Miss Phyllis !!

[@meandmymacaw2735]

yum, this is a keeper. A good alternative to salmon patties. Thank you for sharing!!

[@padmepadme]

Thanks for sharing your delicious-looking Salmon Casserole recipe. We LOVE salmon so am always looking for new ways to fix it. :)

[@robinellison6708]

The way my Mama cooked salmon patties, I couldn't stand them, and she was like you, an excellent cook. The ingredients in this sounds promising. Thank you Mrs. Phyllis.

[@PhyllisStokes]

Like you I could not stand salmon patties growing up in the 1950's. My mother made them at least every other Friday and we weren't even Catholic. We always ate what was put before us and were never allowed to complain about the food, my daddy made sure of this.

[@merryapple6571]

That looks like one scrumptious meal. I’ve never put black olives or cheese in my salmon loaf but I sure am going to this time! I say saLmon too. Maybe it’s a southern thing. I grew up with neighbors and friends from Arkansas. Happy holidays to you and your family. 🎄🙏

[@margaretp1575]

Good Morning Phyllis thank you for your Salmon recipe.Must try this.Enjoy your day.

[@gailrod2096]

Miss Phyllis, you are a jewel, so appreciate you and all you have to offer! From the salmon Capitol, Alaska! Say NO to farmed salmon! ♡ Gail

[@wadebowenfan6743]

This is very close to my salmon patties recipe! I’ve never made it into a casserole. I’ve never even seen a casserole before without macaroni, I don’t think. I will have to give this a try. Thank you Ms. Phyllis!

[@davepalittle2454]

Always up for a salmon recipe. Have all I need in my pantry.

[@jomalloy8508]

Hi Phyllis, I agree with you we have always pronounced salmon the way it is spelled. I think that it has something to do with making it sound more prestigious in the chefs world.I love salmon so I will be trying this! Thanks!

[@bbrown8353]

I love the way you cook! When you wiped out the inside of the grater to get the last of the cheese it made me think of my Mom - and myself now - not being wasteful as so many people are today. I love to cook with my granddaughter - we made you angel biscuits for thanksgiving - hoping to pass on the way our Mothers and Grandmothers cooked to the next generation. One suggestion for juicing citrus - especially limes which can be dry - microwave for 15 sec. and use a fork to squeeze it on. It will get you about 50% more juice! Thank you for all you great videos!

[@yvonnegross6952]

I will try this Salmon Casserole, something different !!! TFS

[@frankmucci214]

Hi Miss Phyllis, I may your salmon casserole today. It was delicious. Thanks again. Happy New Year!!

[@joyous2gbtg]

You say salmon any ol' way you want, dear lady... I love listening to you talk... so comforting. :)

[@anitatucker8812]

Looks delicious. Every time you take a bite of what you've cooked I want to take a bite too. 😁

[@1968maxwell1]

Hi Phyllis another wonderful recipe looking good 😄😄💕💕🖒🖒

[@gailwentzky8944]

I am from upstate SC and know the "l" is supposed to be silent in the word salmon, however, I don't think I have ever heard anyone pronounce it without the "l" sound. I guess it is just a southern thing. Miss Phyllis, please don't do anything to lose your southern charm. We love you just the way you are.

[@EventideFarm]

I am here for sassy Phyllis. Cracking me up!

[@cindybrown1356]

Delicious looking casserole, seems like every time I’m trying to catch up on all of your videos ( loving them), up pops a new one! Thank you so much, you’ve given me so many wonderful cooking ideas. Sending love. ❤️

[@margaretbedwell58]

I love salmon, so this is one that I will try. I think I will take your suggestion though and use the pimento, I am not fond of black olives. Thank you for sharing this one. Have a Blessed day.

[@patc.318]

Hi Ms Phyllis! Makes no difference how you pronounce "salmon". All of my crew enjoy salmon croquettes so I think they would enjoy this casserole as well. The recipe reminds me of salmon croquettes kicked up a notch! I'm adding the ingredients to my grocery list so will try this tomorrow night for sure. Thanks for sharing another of your recipes and another video, Ms Phyllis!!

[@jaxt7197]

Lots of memories are made around food & cooking. Many years back, my late husband happened to come into the room when I was watching Jacques Pepin on TV and he heard the great chef say salmon with the L. Thereafter, my husband always pronounced the "L" and we would have a little laugh about sounding so French. Then, to be funny, he started pronouncing the K in knife - - "ka-nife" and we'd have another little laugh. You are in good company with Jacques. :-)

[@PhyllisStokes]

Okay - I laughed at this one so hard I had tears in my eyes and my nose started running. When I read it to Mr. Bucky he had the same reaction and we both started laughing. I'm going to remember this one for a long time. It reminded me of the episode of "Golden Girls" where the funeral directors name was Pfeiffer and he said it was pronounced Pa-fiffer so Dorothy pronounced it PA-Fiffer.

[@PhyllisStokes]

Thanks for the good laugh.

[@jaxt7197]

My husband was very witty and had people laughing all the time so I'm glad you got a kick out of it. Happy Holidays to you & Mr. Bucky!

[@laragreene8328]

I always say sal-mon.......anybody that doesnt makes me wonder why they cant see the L...lol.....but I think what Phyllis calls white sauce is what I call white gravy. And thats no problem at all as long as I cook it right/understand what it is cause I definitly want to cook it right! Phyllis has the best recipes on youtube! They are amazing

[@vaavaaavicky1371]

Good evening Miss Phyllis! You're casserole looks divine. I'll be trying it very soon. I love salmon patties, salmon stew, and my favorite creamed salmon over egg noodles. My mother cooked with it quite a bit, as it was relatively cheap and she had a family of 6 to feed. To me it's comfort food. I always keep a few cans on hand for quick meals. We're bracing for our first batch of winter weather here in the piedmont of NC starting this weekend. The meteorologists say we might get a doozie, and before Christmas, which hasn't happened in many years. I do love to see it snow, as long as I don't have to drive in it, and we are fortunate that we have most everything we'll need... plenty of bread and a new gallon of milk! LOL! Have a lovely evening Miss Phyllis! Oh and btw, I pronounce the L in salmon too...just the same as my mother and grandmother did. 😊

[@susancushley1545]

Love salmon casserole

[@cannett8966]

YEH! Phyllis, I have my St. Michael 's day (tha day after Christmas) meal. Inexpensive and posh. Will serve in ramekins and impress everyone. THANK YOU for problem solved. C from Ireland 🍀🍀🍀🎄🎄🎄

[@susanjamison3382]

Wow! This looks a lot better than regular salmon patties.

[@hollyo8669]

My husband would love this casserole. I on the other hand don't like Salmon in any form but Ms. Phyllis you can make anything look delicious 😊

[@donnasmith5697]

We love salmon and this recipe looks like a winner! Thanks for sharing it!

[@helenamountford9234]

Looks good. I don't cook salmon often but I'm tempted by this recipe. Thanks Phyllis! 💛

[@orlymayron5236]

I have all these ingredients on hand and it’s a great idea for dinner- any way you pronounce it😀. Thank you for another great video.

[@tamsondarland8951]

Phyllis, I've noticed canned Salmon price going up. It seems in our area the sale on canned Salmon isn't as often we it use to be. I'm in Kentucky I do pronounce the "L" in Salmon. I think I do because I think of the letter "L" being there in Salmon. That is how I tend to pronounce words. By what letters are in word. Probably sounds crazy. But I always see spelling of word in my mind first before I pronounce word. But I think it is just fine how you pronounce Salmon. That makes you who you are. And I love who you are And your most wonderful creative compassionate culinary delightful recipes and channel so much. God bless you and Mr. Bucky. Hope all is well. Love Tamson from Kentucky.

[@bobbyjones7354]

Hi Phyllis and Mr. Bucky and kids aka as Steely and ☀ Sunny.... A delicious recipe... Woohoo tfs enjoy your Monday evening.... 🎶

[@gracejerome7044]

Oh, it looks so delicious!

[@lisagialucci2296]

Looks delicious.

[@pixieb8952]

Thank you for all your hard work and helpfull advice so look forward to watching all your lovely. recipes much love to you and Mr Bucky not forgetting your beautiful dog's from a cold and damp England

[@stevegordon5243]

This looks delicious Phyllis! I'm going to have to try this soon! My family loves salmon patties so I'm sure they will love this also. Thanks for sharing!

[@mistyfonseca8038]

You say it how you want. I love watching your videos🙂🙂🙂

[@leslievalenciano-lopez8887]

Looks delicious!!!

[@pollyhastings]

I love salmon loaf! I'm going to use your recipe and can't wait to try the dill sauce! We live in the PNW so love salmon. What a delicious and healthy dinner! Polly

[@gloriaperconti3089]

Hi Phyllis, that meal looks so delicious. Thank you for sharing.❤️

[@KZ-xj4tt]

Looks yummy. I'll have to try this sal-mon casserole. 👍🏻😀

[@annmartin9996]

Love this.

[@sallyblatchford1585]

I don’t care how it’s pronounced, I just love salmon, yum! This looks really good although I much say I’m intrigued by the black olives in it. Still, I’m going to try it that way. This seems like it would also be tasty served on oven toasted fresh bread (with butter of course) with a generous ladle of that yummy dill sauce. Mmmm, mmmm good!

[@thelittlefairylady9757]

Dearest Ns. Phyllis Dont you fret girl! I'm sure if I were making salmon steaks, yes I'd say it sa-mon, and that would sound strange to many in another country. I love your cooking & your accent. Keep being you! God bless xxx Willow-sage

[@michellelaughter5510]

my sister and i are from asheville nc, and we grew up when asheville was southern, and not the booming crazy city it is now. my sister moved away when she was just out of highschool and moved to california, she lived there for 10 years. she became sophisticated i guess, hahaha cause when she came home to visit, she made fun of how i pronounced the L in salmon, just like you Ms, Phyllis, and she said, "its pronounced saaaamon." anyways. i still say salmon with the L . it truly is a southern thing to say, love you to Ms. Phyllis . and many blessings, michelle

[@jeanetteoglesby629]

Mrs. Phyllis, I say sal mon too! I'm from N.C. and l say it the way my Mother did! Also, l was in Dollar Tree last week, and they had Tetley tea /12 family size tea bags for 1 dollar. I love Tetley tea, it's my favorite, after using Lipton for so many years l lost my taste for it!

[@l.c.5863]

Video came just in time ! A friend gave me two cans of salmon and was not sure what do with them. There is a recipe on the back of the can but yours sounds better. Thanks. :)

[@barbarawiddowson635]

Miss Phyllis I don't think any of your followers would be bad mannered enough to correct you. Different dialect etc can change the way a word is pronounced and I think it's rather sweet the way you pronounce it! Gentle Hugs from UK.

[@MomDroogs]

Yummy! I think that I would love the dill sauce on the salmon. I never thought about using lime juice in place of lemon juice. I bet it really perks up the salmon taste.

[@PhyllisStokes]

The lime juice makes the salmon taste like fresh salmon, to me the lemon juice is too strong but the lime juice is just right.

[@carolking5755]

Even though it’s salmon it could be called Red velvet cake and I still would hate it . But I just love watching you . So as long as I don’t have to smell it or eat it . I’m fine watching it . Bless you . Loved Mr Bucky and y’all discussions. 🙋‍♀️

[@LisaLGruman]

I love that you say, saLmon, Miss Phyllis. This is a simple, homey meal we might have eaten as a family growing up. I liked watching your making the dill white sauce and your freezing a sweet potato. Do you know if regular potatoes freeze very well? Thanks for sharing this neat meal and recipe.

[@PhyllisStokes]

Regular potatoes do no freeze as well as sweet potatoes. Regular cooked potatoes separate some of their liquid when frozen, it does not effect the taste. I have frozen cooked regular potatoes that turned out very well by draining off the liquid that came out of them and then using them for cream potatoes. Cooked red potatoes freeze better than other kinds of white potatoes but still not as good as cooked sweet potatoes.

[@LisaLGruman]

@@PhyllisStokes Thank you for your tips on freezing potatoes, which I will put in my Recipes file. Thank you so much, Miss Phyllis.

[@wadesgirl8271]

I think I will try this! 🥰

[@ancientsgate]

In New Hampshire, we serve something similar to this. We call it salmon loaf (made in a meatloaf type pan) with white sauce with peas poured over the slices. Delish, especially made with fresh salmon. I have never met anyone who pronounced the L in salmon, but as long as we all understand each other, that's the only thing that matters, lol.

[@Kimmie0323]

Love you Mrs Phyllis!!!!

[@jodunlap2955]

No question about it...I’m making this for sure. Except I’m a weirdo because I love salmon bones. I think they have so many nutrients, especially calcium. You’re a great cook, Phyllis, and your voice is so soothing. You say salmon any way you want. It bugs me how crazy some people are that they can make such stupid comments. Many blessings to you and all those you love... Jo

[@roseboudreaux9922]

Jo Dunlap, I'm a weirdo too cause I love to eat the bones and the skin, lol.

[@eileengidley9428]

Looks great😊 I’ve never had a lot of success cooking with salmon... my last attempt was salmon patties and they were just awful. Not a big fan of it so that didn’t help. This recipe looks good so going to try it as salmon is so good for us and I’d like to include it in our diet.Thanks Phyllis.. always great to see another video from you! 😊💓

[@debbiemcclure2874]

This looks like a wonderful dinner Mrs Phyllis!!! I really don't see what difference it makes how you pronounce salmon, lol. Don't sweat it hun. You are perfect just the way you are... tyfs God bless you

[@deniseherud]

I love u saying salmon with an L💗 People in the north often don't know what 'pop' is but we always called it that not 'soda pop' or soda. This casserole looks good, for salmon, especially w ur dill sauce. Dill can do a lot w fish. I'm gonna see if I can find my tuna salad recipe I got...omg it's the best u ever tasted! It's got dill, dill relish, curry powder...you'll love it!💗