I have been looking for an easy salmon recipe and this fitted the bill. Not a lot of ingredients and they were all store cupboard nothing fancy. I liked the fact that you cooked the peas with the salmon one less pot to wash. I had it with chips instead of potatoes as that was what I had in the freezer, but the next time I'll try the potatoes.  -  27 Mar 2015

The basics of this recipe are good--it's just needs a touch more. I watched my French chef sister-in-law make fish in paper pillows and here's what she layered: 1.chopped leeks (I've also used green onion);2.sliced carrots; 3.fish fillet; 4. salt and pepper; 5. herbs--thyme is best; rosemary is wonderful; (I use fresh basil from the garden if possible.) 6. diced tomato; 7. Olive oil drizzled over. Bake in hot oven--550 til liquid is boiling, then reduce heat and bake 20 minutes. 5 minutes before serving, drizzle one tablespoon of whipping cream over fish (only if creme fraiche is not in house.) Most importantly, Marie says "if the fish is good, the dish is good."  -  29 Jul 2007  (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)

This recipe was very good. The salmon came out very moist. The only changes I made to the recipe were that I added a sprinkle of salt to each fillet, and in addition to parchment paper, I wrapped a second layer of tinfoil around the first packet to make sure if the parchment didn't open up. 15 minutes was long enough for me, unlike some of the others, however I did use small fillets. I served with hollaindaise sauce. Will be making this again.  -  20 Feb 2008  (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)