Salmon Tartare
If the idea of eating raw
salmon puts you off, this recipe is not for you. It is made
much like the famous steak dish of the same name and it is
delicious.
The salmon you use needs to be very fresh. Check it for
freshness by pressing the flesh with your finger. It should
immediately spring back, leaving no indentation behind.
Ingredients are shown in metric and US equivalents. Use one
set only
| AUS |
USA |
Ingredients |
| 4tbs |
4tbs |
dry white wine |
| 25g |
1oz |
chopped shallot |
| 325mls |
1.5cups |
mayonnaise |
| 225g |
8oz |
salmon,skinned,boned and finely
diced |
| 2tbs |
2tbs |
chopped gherkins |
| 1tbs |
1tbs |
chopped capers |
| 2tbs |
2tbs |
finely chopped red bell
pepper |
| 2tbs |
2tbs |
finely chopped green bell
pepper |
| 2tbs |
2tbs |
finely cut flat-leaf parsley |
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lemon juice to taste |
|
|
salt and pepper |
Method
Put the shallot and white wine in a small pan and bring to
the boil. Cook for 1 minute, then strain and cool the
shallot.
Mix the rest of the ingredients in a bowl and fold in the
cooled shallot. Refrigerate for up to 12 hours.
To serve, make a ring of well-dressed herb salad on each
plate and spoon the salmon mix into the center. Eat while still
very cold with thin, warm toast.
You could further enhance this dish by topping each salmon
portion with a cold poached egg, dusted with paprika or cayenne
pepper.
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