
Salmon tartare with apple, dill & gherkins
- Brett Redman
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Serves 16
Easy
Prep: 25 mins
No cook
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Push the bar up with your starter this Christmas with this super-light and fresh salmon tartare with apple, dill & gherkins. It has bags of flavour
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Ingredients
Nutrition
Units:
MetricUS
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1 tsp caraway seeds
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700g top quality, fresh salmon
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150g smoked salmon
(unsliced)
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50g shallots
peeled
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small bunch dill
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75g jar cocktail gherkins
drained
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1 Granny Smith apple
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flaky sea salt
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1 lemon
juiced
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100g horseradish sauce
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100ml extra virgin olive oil
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100g crème fraîche
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1 head of celery
cut into pieces, and rye crackers, to serve
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Nutrition: Per serving
- kcal559
- fat48g
- saturates14g
- carbs5g
- sugars4g
- fibre1g
- protein25g
- salt1.5g
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Method
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step 1
Lightly toast the caraway seeds in a dry pan, then set aside to cool. Very finely chop the fresh and smoked salmon, shallots, dill (save a little for the garnish), gherkins and apple. The pieces should be about the size of a petit pois pea. This can be done up to a day before serving, cover well and store in the fridge.
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step 2
Just before serving, season well with flaky salt, and mix with the caraway seeds, lemon juice, horseradish sauce, 50ml extra virgin olive oil and the crème fraîche. Divide the salmon between eight plates, garnish with the rest of the crème fraîche, drizzle with the remaining olive oil and sprinkle over some dill. Serve with rye crackers and celery for dipping and spreading the salmon on.
RECIPE TIPS
FREEZE THE SALMON BEFOREHAND
To make this you need to buy a sashimi-grade piece of salmon that will have been frozen. If you want to be super-careful, we recommend freezing the salmon for four days before defrosting thoroughly and using – this will ensure any dangerous bacteria is destroyed.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, December 2018
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