Salmon sandwich spread

Smoked salmon sandwich spread

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A delicious sandwich spread, perfect when served on a crispy bread for breakfast or as a party snack. This spread is a combination of smoked salmon with cream cheese, lemon juice, radish and green onion. I often serve it to my husband for breakfast and he always enjoys it a lot. This spread is always a great hit thanks to it creamy consistency intense flavour.

Personally, I am a big fan of sandwich spreads as they are always a great choice when I need to prepare tasty food for a big number of people. On top of that, spreads are quick to make and serving them is also not too complicated, because usually they only require some bread to go with. Try this salmon sandwich spread from the recipe below.

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Salmon sandwich spread
Smoked salmon sandwich spread

Ingredients for salmon sandwich spread.

  • 200 g cream cheese
  • 1 green onion or chives
  • 100 g smoked salmon
  • 5 radishes
  • 1 tablespoon of lemon juice
  • a pinch of salt
  • 5 slices of bread

How to make smoked salmon sandwich spread.

Put the cream cheese, finely chopped radish and green onion, lemon juice, thinly sliced salmon and a pinch of salt into a bowl and mix them.

Place the bread slices in a toaster, keep them until crispy. Once removed from the toaster, cut each slice into four parts and place the salmon spread on each of them. Enjoy.

Salmon sandwich spread
Smoked salmon sandwich spread

Good to know when making salmon sandwich spread.

I served the smoked salmon spread on gluten-free bread. You can also serve it on crackers, toasts as well as on salty biscuits.

Don’t add too much salt when making the spread, a little pinch should be enough. Salmon has a rather intense flavour and excess salt would unnecessarily sharpen its taste. Plus, the dish would simply be over salted.

Do you like salmon? If so, try our recipe for Teriyaki salmon.

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