I have never eaten smoked salmon, but I succumbed to a packet of smoked salmon flakes, ready to eat. What can I eat them with please. Nothing high in fat please.
A Smoked salmon sandwich with soft fresh sliced brown bread and cream cheese with black pepper, is heaven! Or with soft scrambled eggs on toast for breakfast.
I have recently started to eat it often on a low carb diet. As suggested above, scrambled egg is lovely with it and I like it with cottage cheese or added to a (crustless for me) quiche. Mostly, when I fancy 'picking' I eat it straight from the pack.
For a low fat treat toast some sourdough or whole meal bread, smash half an avocado spread onto the toast now add the salmon and top with a free range poached egg.
I am like MiniMoon a sandwich is divine. Today my lunch will be smoked salmon with a light salad. I went out shopping yesterday and smoked salmon was on offer so I bought two packs.
Believe it or not I have never had it with scrambled egg.
I love a smoked salmon sandwich. Any sort of good fresh bread, butter liberally, (real butter of course), a grind or two of black pepper, and that's it.
Oh this is cruel. I don’t have a delivery booked and am not going to any shops and I really want some smoked salmon now. I must stop thinking about it. I’ve got a tin of sardines....maybe they’ll do for now (sob).
Adore smoked salmon it’s one of my favourite things to eat. With scrambled eggs, prawns and Marie Rose sauce, bagels and cream cheese , it’s versatile and delicious
We love it torn onto a few shredded salad leaves and rocket, mixed with a few prawns and with a dressing of crème fraîche mixed with creamed horseradish (or just oil and lemon), with a good grind of black pepper. A small baked Camembert to share, and some brown bread makes a complete meal.
But we only like wild salmon - slightly darker in colour and with no trace of fat or flabbiness.
Shredded gem lettuce, thinly sliced red onion, capers, lemon juice and blobs of sour cream. Grind black pepper liberally over the whole lot. Serve with champagne.
We have it in the summer as part of a 'platter' - so called by one of the children. We have some slices rolled up, a boiled egg halved and covered in mayo (or in DH's case - salad cream!!) any cooked meat in the fridge, smoked mackerel, coleslaw and any other salad - eaten in the garden with a drink of your favourite whatever.