Ingredients -
Salmon fillets (1 per person)
Soy
Rice wine vinegar

Ginger
Oil - Groundnut, sesame, garlic or chilli oil.
Noodles (either wholemeal/buckwheat or fresh egg - but if using fresh egg check the calories, some have a ridiculous amount of oil. I find M&S and Waitrose much better than Sainsbury's for being less calorific)
Stir-fry pack or any vegetables you wish to chop and add.

1. Marinade the salmon fillets for as long as you can. You can do this in their packaging if it permits. I just rub some soy sauce, Japanese rice wine vinegar in and then add some of the ground black pepper and ginger and rub a tiny bit of oil on each of the fillets before putting into a hot pan. Flip it over a couple of times as it cooks.

3. When the salmon is cooked to your liking, serve on top of a bed of the noodles and vegetables and drizzle with chilli sauce.
- You could also use tuna steaks for this or chicken or prawns.
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