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Smoked salmon canapes

Jeremy and Jane Strode

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Simple and elegant: smoked salmon canapes.
Simple and elegant: smoked salmon canapes.Marco Del Grande

An easy canape to serve with champagne. Other ingredients that go really well with smoked salmon and can be incorporated into these canapes - by either mixing into the sour cream or creme fraiche, using as a garnish on top or substituting for the toast - include dill, capers, boiled and finely chopped eggs, cucumber, chives, lemon and beetroot.

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Ingredients

  • One thin baguette (French stick)

  • Sour cream or creme fraiche

  • Smoked salmon

  • Salmon roe*

  • Freshly ground white pepper

  • Sea salt

  • *Salmon roe is sold at many fishmongers.

Method

  1. Slice baguette into 5mm-thick slices. Place them on a tray and drizzle with a small amount of olive oil and season. Toast in a moderate oven for 5 minutes or until crisp and the edges have begun to turn golden. Remove and allow to cool. Cut into rounds. (These toasts can be used for a variety of other canapes and store well in an airtight container.)

    Spread each toast with a little sour cream or creme fraiche. Cut slices of smoked salmon in half and twist around your finger to fit neatly on top of toast and achieve some height. Place a small dollop of sour cream on top and garnish with salmon roe. Season with white pepper and sea salt.

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