Each month, Just Smoked Salmon will award a one-pound prize of Olympic Peninsula Alder Smoked Salmon to the entrant who submits the best recipe utilizing Olympic Peninsula Alder Smoked Salmon Products ™. Salmon recipes may be submitted (or posted :) as smoked salmon recipies, or smoked salmon receipes. Spelling errors are forgiven. The winner chooses their product preference.
Each participant may submit as many different smoked salmon recipes as they wish. The winning recipe(s) for the best smoked salmon dip, spread, dish, salad, soup or other fine use of Olympic Peninsula Alder Smoked Salmon Products will be posted below for all to enjoy. All winning salmon recipes will be archived below, as well.
Additionally, the monthly winner(s) will be eligible for the annual award winning recipe contest concluded each Nov. 1st. The annual winner will receive one pound, of the winner's choice, of Olympic Peninsula Alder Smoked Salmon Products™ per month for the following 12 months! All entries must include; name, town and email address. (Email addresses are not posted unless requested.) All winners will
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Recipes c/o
Wright Distributing Inc.
PO Box 3252
Port Angeles, WA 98362 USA
Recipe:
Slice Smoked Salmon Pepperoni Stix into 1/4 inch slices. Cut gouda into
slices the size of Ritz cracker.
Place Ritz crackers on microwave-able plate. Place slice of pepperoni on
cracker followed by smoked gouda slice. Microwave on high for 10 seconds.
Enjoy.
1 12oz. can of
beer
1 cup of dry pancake mix
2 lbs. of Traditional Alder smoked salmon
Mix 1 cup of
beer and 1 cup of pancake mix.
Cut the fish into 1" squares and coat with the batter mix.
Deep fry until golden brown.
Take the remaining beer and drink.
Nothing beats having your Alder Smoked Salmon Pepperoni Stix in one hand,
and a cold
brewski in the other while watching the sports channel on TV.
Munch & sip, licking your fingers often, until salmon is
gone... then open another package and repeat until you
dissolve in bliss. (burp)
Alder Smoked Salmon
Pepperoni cut into 1"
pieces
jack & cheddar cheese cubed
black & green stuffed olives
Thread the above alternately on cocktail picks, insert into
cabbage until there is no more room - it should look like a
giant sputnik. Makes a fun centerpiece for a buffet table.
On bamboo skewers
alternately put
1 1/2" pieces ofAlder
Smoked Salmon Pepperoni
small cherry tomatoes
mushrooms
small cocktail onions (or chunks of onion)
green pepper chunks
pickles (dill & sweet)
Keep everything in uniform size... use your imagination, try
pineapple, cocktail onion with Alder Smoked Salmon Pepperoni
for a sweet&sour
effect.
Enjoy with assorted crackers and a fine wine.
Cook enough seashell noodles, bow ties, or
macaroni, or spaghetti broken into 2" pieces
prior to cooking (use packaged mix if you want).
Add a can of cooked, diced tomatoes (don't drain)
(Cajun seasoned is nice, or Italian)
Add 3/4-1 cup slices of Alder
Smoked Salmon Pepperoni
& red, green or yellow diced peppers
(to stretch casserole use a can of cooked okra or zucchini too)
Mix well.
Serve with condiments like Parmesan cheese or hot salsa.
Thin slices Alder
Smoked Salmon Pepperoni
Red, yellow & green peppers (narrow rings or strips)
Celery chopped
1 cup whole black olives, drained
Onions sliced in rings or strips
Grated cheese (cheddar or jack or crumbled bleu cheese)
Salad Greens (iceberg lettuce, arugula, curly endive, spinach,
romaine - some or all torn in small pieces)
Use 4 parts greens to 1 part pepperoni and cheese
Garnish with cherry tomatoes and sunflower seeds
Best with oil & vinegar dressing, but use any kind you want.
2
Large Potatoes - about 6 cups cut up in 1/2 inch cubes
4 slices of bacon cut up
2 tbs Canola oil if needed (if potatoes are dry)
1/2 cup onion cut fine
8 oz smoked salmon (more or less)
In Teflon skillet [never cover]
Fry bacon till most of fat is out - leave bacon fat in skillet
fry potatoes in fat till almost done - Med Hi Burner
So they brown crisp on outside - until almost done
Turn burner to low and add onions cook for 5 minutes then add fish
Tear fish apart by hand, don't cut. Thumb size pieces - cook on low for 5 more
minutes.
Serve.
Good with canned
tomatoes
Individual
bowls of sliced pickled beets (teensy bit of juice),
sliced or chopped hard
boiled eggs served with a generous dollop of sour cream.
Salt & Pepper to
taste!
Of course this is
much more tasty with the Alder Smoked Salmon.
1
cup salad dressing or mayonnaise
1 teaspoon prepared mustard
½ teaspoon tarragon leaves
½ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon celery seed
3 cups chilled, sliced, cooked potatoes
2 cups sliced celery
2/3 cup sliced radishes
1/3 cup sliced green onions
½ pound smoked salmon, flaked
Lettuce leaves
1. Combine first 5 ingredients; mix well.
2. Fold in sliced potatoes. Cover; refrigerate
several hours to blend flavors.
3. Add celery, radishes, onion, and flaked fish;
mix carefully.
4. Arrange in center of lettuce-lined serving dish;
Garnish with additional sliced smoked salmon.
Makes 6 servings.
1 package macaroni & cheese
1 can mushroom soup
1/2 to 1 cup smoked salmon (small chunks)
Follow package directions
Put in casserole dish
Sprinkle crushed potato chips over top
(leftovers can be reheated in microwave)
Bake 350° 3 - 5 minutes
2 cups smoked salmon
(about ¾ pound)
1 ½ cups seasoned mashed potatoes
1 egg, beaten slightly
1 teaspoon grated onion
Dash pepper
½ cup fine cornflake crumbs
Oil for deep-fat frying
1. Combine fish, potatoes, egg, onion and pepper; Beat until smooth. Chill
well.
2. Portion fish mixture with ¼-cup measure. Shape into
balls. Roll in crumbs.
3. Fry in hot, deep fat, 350° F., 3 to 5 minutes or Until thoroughly heated
and lightly browned.
4. Serve hot with favorite egg or cheese sauce.
1 carton of cottage cheese
1/2 tea. Onion juice
Couple dashes Worcestshire
1/3 cup milk or yogurt
Put all in food processor
Blend until smooth
Stir in 1/4 cup flaked smoked salmon
Use as dipper for chips, crackers or veggies
(use more milk to thin if too thick)
Soften to room temperature
one 8 OZ PKG of cream cheese
Add 2 Tab. dry onion soup mix
Stir in flaked smoked salmon
(1/4 to 1 cup depending on taste)
Serve with favorite munchie dippers!
12 oz (3/4 lb) grated cheddar cheese
One 3 oz pkg cream cheese (softened)
1 tea Worcestershire (ms?) sauce
Dash garlic salt
6-10oz of smoked salmon (1/2lb average)
Mix well
Form into log's
Roll in chopped parsley or chopped nuts
Wrap well in waxed paper or Saran wrap
Store in refrigerator until needed.
Use equal parts of smoked salmon and cream cheese
Flake salmon in food processor
Add softened cream cheese
Form in ball
Roll in chopped pecans or walnuts
Chill & Serve
or
Make tiny walnut-sized balls and roll in minced parsley then
arrange on tray, interspersed with red cherry tomatoes for a
holiday buffet table treat.
Two pkgs of 8 oz cream cheese
Open and roll each in sesame seeds
& flaked smoked salmon
Place on a serving dish with a lip or rim
Cover with soy sauce
Let soften to room temperature before serving
1 can cream soup (mushroom or celery)
1/2 can milk or cream
1/2 cup flaked smoked salmon
Heat
Mix gently
Add dash of Tabasco sauce
Serve over cooked rice, pasta, toast or biscuits
Garnish with a dash of paprika
Serves 2
For each serving use 2 slices white bread with crusts removed
and 1 egg beaten with 1 Tab milk
Cut bread in cubes
Layer in small casserole or microwave dish:
bread cubes, smoked salmon (adjust to your own taste),
Pour egg-milk mixture over all soaking well
(can sit for 24 hrs refrigerated before cooking)
Just before microwaving place a slice of processed
cheese (Swiss or cheddar) over each serving.
3 mins. on HI and another 1 min on Med. Remove, let set it
it's runny or too wet give it another 45-60 seconds on HI.
1 can of hominy drained
1 cup of cubed or flaked smoked salmon
6 eggs
1/4 cup milk
Stir all together well
Pour in hot skillet (I like cast iron)
Cook until set on one side
flip with big spatula and cook other side 'til golden brown
(if it falls apart at this point just stir it and it'll be
scrambled eggs instead of an omelet, don't worry the taste is
the same)
Serve with plenty of catsup (I'm not kidding!)
And hot, buttered toast.
Serves 2-4 depending on appetite size.
1 head iceberg letter, washed and torn in small chunks
(cutting it with a knife leaves rust marks!)
1/2 cup diced celery
(wash the whole bunch under cold, running water, then drain,
now you will be able to slice off the end perfect pieces in
one fell swoop - store in frig and keep doing this as you
need more celery, it keeps forever this way and is less
messy - and no, there are no rust marks)
Use a variety of vegetable, fresh chopped or bits of cooked
leftovers (green beans, broccoli, asparagus)
Bean spouts or olives or mushrooms or everything can go into
this salad
Sprinkle generously with bits of smoked salmon
(hard boiled eggs quartered are a nice garnish)
Dress with equal parts of yogurt and mayo mixed well and
seasoned with garlic salt, onion salt, or dill weed (or all).
Pass the croutons or goldfish crackers and dig in!
Fresh, washed spinach leaves (fill a big salad bowl)
Reserve flaked or small cubes of smoked salmon (as much as
you like)
Grate fresh Parmesan cheese (not dry! from a can)
Heat Oil & Vinegar dressing with sugar added (to taste)
add 1/8 cup chopped onion to dressing as it heats almost to a
boil then
Quickly add salmon, cheese and croutons to spinach greens
Stir gently but fast...
Eat immediately.
(Note: sliced fresh mushrooms can be added, also red onion
rings if you like fresh onions)
2 cans cream of celery soup or mushroom or of each
2 cans cream, milk or plain yogurt
1 Tab dry onion soup
Dash of wine (vermouth or red wine)
1 cup grated Swiss cheese or 1 oz pkg of cream cheese
Heat until smooth and gravy-like consistency
Serve warm with thin slices of crusty French bread (or tear
off chunks) or use grissini (bread sticks).
Scoop - Dip - Yum
Nice, uniform pieces of celery (3"-4" long)
fill with a spread of cream cheese and flaked smoked salmon
(1 part salmon to 2 parts cream cheese or you can use Roka
already prepared in the little jars)
Mix together and spread in the celery with a small knife.
Easy to prepare and a big hit at parties.
Any potato soup (canned or homemade)
small chunks of smoked salmon mixed in
Heat through and serve
OR
Run through food processor until smooth and serve
as bisque
OR
Serve cold as vichyssoise
Buy a couple of pounds of fresh, large capped mushrooms at
the market
Brush gently or wipe with clean cloth (that brown stuff isn't
dirt, it's dung)
Remove stems (reserve for another recipe)
Fill each cap with grated cheddar cheese and smoked salmon
(equal amounts)
Place on a baking or microwave platter or try with the filled
side up
Put enough vermouth in the bottom of the tray to keep
mushrooms from drying out
Heat through - serve hot/warm.
SMOKED
SALMON MOCK PIZZAS
RECIPIE
English muffin split in half
Place squirt of chili sauce on buttered side
Layer on smoked salmon (not too much)
cover with slice of Swiss, jack, cheddar or your choice
of cheese
Bake or microwave until cheese melts
Let it cool before biting into it (IF you can wait)
SMOKED
SALMON & CUCUMBER SANDWICHES RECIPE
Moisten smoked salmon bits with mayo
Spread on bread (you choose - I like rye)
Garnish with thinly sliced cucumbers.
Use lots of each for a man's sandwich and
small, crust less, white bread for an open-faced lady's
tea sandwich.
For a hero try using split French bread rolls,
adding sliced tomatoes, cheese and lettuce and a top.
Chopped cucumbers, onion & tomatoes in equal parts
Add an equal amount of smoked salmon bits and dried Chinese
noodles (like you use for canned Chinese dinner)
Mix well with ranch dressing and serve on lettuce leaves,
garnish with a black olive, a green stuffed olive and a
cherry tomato.
Nothing beats having just smoked salmon in one hand, and a
cold brewski in the other while watching the sports channel
on TV. Munch & sip, licking your fingers often, until salmon
is gone... then open another package and repeat until you
dissolve in bliss. (belch)
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