The Foodie Gazette

Adventures in good eating — recipes and food writing by Margaret “Meps” Schulte

Smoked Salmon Ball

Wondering what to do with that can of salmon that’s been in the cupboard forever?

This wonderful recipe turns inexpensive canned salmon into a gourmet dish. If you don’t give the secret away, people will think you used expensive smoked salmon, instead of a cheap can of salmon and some Liquid Smoke. Fools ‘em every time.

This comes from Barry’s side of the family — his mother got it from his grandmother, Loraine, creator of the delicious Loraine’s Dip. There’s also an alternative elegant canned salmon spread from Meps’ mother: Salmon Pate.

1-lb can salmon – drain it well and put it in a bowl. Carefully remove the skin and large bones (I just use my fingers), then flake it
Add:
8-oz package of cream cheese, softened
1 T lemon juice
2 T grated onion or 1/2 t onion juice
1 t prepared horseradish
1/4 t salt
1/2 t liquid smoke
Form into a ball and roll in pecans or parsley. Or serve in a bowl garnished with pecans, parsley, or paprika.

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by on October 7, 2006. categorized as Barry's family, Dips, Holidays, Spreads

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