Smoked salmon paupiette
Smoked salmon paupiette

Hey everyone, hope you are having an amazing day today. Today, we’re going to make a distinctive dish, smoked salmon paupiette. It is one of my favorites. This time, I will make it a little bit tasty. This will be really delicious.

In a food processor, combine the crab, salmon, shallots, garlic, chives and carrots. Smoke and salmon go together like, well, salmon and smoke. Perfectly smoked salmon is one of those simple exquisite indulgences.

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To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook smoked salmon paupiette using 7 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Smoked salmon paupiette:
  1. Make ready 200 g smoked salmon
  2. Get 80 g fish, chicken or veg stock
  3. Take 1 gelatine leaf (soaked in cold water)
  4. Prepare 10 g soft butter
  5. Make ready 40 g double cream
  6. Make ready Worcester sauce and tobacco to taste (a few drops)
  7. Get to taste pepper

More information on "Paupiette of Smoked Salmon": Images NYPL Digital Gallery, Flickr, Google Images. Serve a rougher blend of this smoked salmon pâté as a starter with salad and oatcakes or blend a bit longer Plenty of pepper is good but go easy on the salt, as the smoked salmon will be salty already. Homemade Smoked Salmon Dip has an incredible real smoked salmon flavour that you simply can't buy in tubs from the supermarket! Made with cream cheese, lemon, dill and smoked salmon.

Instructions to make Smoked salmon paupiette:
  1. Squeeze excess water from gelatine leaf and dissolve in the hot stock, divide the salmon 50/50 keeping the bigger slices for the outer layer and the smaller torn pieces for the mousse. Lay a few strips of cling film on your work bench and lay the slices of salmon slightly over lapping to create a rectangle.
  2. Put the trimmings into a food processor with the butter and blitz for about 1 minute until smooth
  3. Keep the processor running and gradually add the now room temperature stock and gelatine (not too fast) until the mixture is smooth again. Soft whip the cream, then fold the salmon mixture in.
  4. Season the mousse with pepper, Worcester sauce and tobacco, I added some sliced chives (opt) for some colour contrast at this stage. Arrange the mouse along the top edge of the smoked salmon rectangle (leaving an inch border. Lift the cling film and try to roll it over the mousse, you may need to hold it over to encourage the sliced salmon to detach from the cling film and sit neatly onto the mousse.
  5. Lift the other end of the cling film up to meet and overlap the other end of the salmon to create a cylinder.
  6. Twist the ends of cling film to make the cylinder even and tight, leave in the fridge for at least 5 or 6 hours preferably over night before unwrapping and slicing. I served mine with some melba toast and lettuce…. `lovely
  7. These screen shots are from my Youtube cookery channel feel free to follow link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfkgqwxJnqU

The Luhr Jensen Little Chief and Big Chief Smokers are great for smoking salmon. Smoked Salmon Toast Keri Glassman Nutritious Life. bread, smoked salmon, salt, fresh dill, mayonnaise, pepper. Smoked Salmon Toast with Scallion, Caper, Dill Cream Cheese Tried and True. A very simple recipe that you can make over and over. Smokey, sweet, melt in your mouth salmon that is brined and slow smoked on your Traeger grill.

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