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Blinis with Forman & Field London cure salmon

April 11, 2011 by Becs Leave a Comment

Forman and Field London Cure Smoked Salmon

I was sent some smoked salmon by Forman & Field to try. I was wondering, could it be any better than normal smoked salmon? Well, yes it can actually. It has a gentle flavour which shows off the quality of the salmon and isn’t too salty. What better way to serve it than on some homemade blinis? Here I serve them with three flavoured types of creme fraiche: chilli and lemon, cucumber, horseradish.

Blinis with Forman & Field smoked salmon

{Makes 20}

30 mins – Prep time: 15 mins – Cooking time: 15 mins

Ingredients

  • 1 quantity blinis
  • 1 quantity Forman & Field London Cure Smoked Salmon 200g

For the lemom and chilli creme fraiche

  • 3 big tablespoons creme fraiche
  • Rind ¼ lemon
  • 2tsp lemon juice
  • ½ chilli flakes
  • cracked black pepper for garnish

For the cucumber creme fraiche

  • 3 big tablespoons creme fraiche
  • 2cm thick slice cucumber

For the horseradish creme fraiche

  • 3 big tablespoons creme fraiche
  • 1tsp cream of horseradish
  • chives for garnish

Instructions

  1. For the chilli and lemon creme fraiche: Mix the lemon, chilli and creme fraiche. Ideally leave for the flavour to develop for a couple of hours. Spread on a ⅓ of the blinis (roughly one large teaspoon per blini) and garnish with some cracked black pepper.
  2. For the cucumber creme fraiche: Finely chop the cucumber and mix in with the creme fraiche. Spread on a ⅓ of the blinis (roughly one large teaspoon per blini).
  3. For the horseradish creme fraiche: Mix the cream of horseradish with the cream of horseradish. Spread on a ⅓ of the blinis (roughly one large teaspoon per blini) and garnish with some finely chopped chives.

Filed Under: Nibbles, Snacks Tagged With: chilli, cucumber, lemon, smoked salmon

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Hi! I'm Becs, one half of a newlywed couple from Leeds. I really love baking and a lot of the things I make are dairy-free since Mr LTT is dairy intolerant. Sometimes I make healthy stuff too. My desert island food would be dim sum!

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