Can you “Marry Me” anything?

A number of “Marry Me” recipes, a protein draped in a creamy sun-dried tomato sauce (“Marry Me Chicken”; my colleague Alexa Weibel’s tomato beans, which readers are calling “Marry Me Beans”), made my editors and me wonder: just because you can drench something in that dreamy 90s pink sauce, should you?

You should.

How else would you find out that crisp-skinned salmon is spectacular with “Marry Me” sauce?

Lindsay Funston’s Tuscan-style chicken recipe raked in millions of views after it was published on delish.com in 2016 and found new life on TikTok years later. “Marry Me Salmon” is a fantastic riff, a fish dinner you can cook for yourself and the love of your life any day of the week. It’s also nothing new.

In 2023, Alyssa Rivers of The Recipe Critic blog

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