1. Boil eggs hard, cool and peel. Separate the whites from the yolks and grate them separately.
2. Remove the bones from the salmon and cut off the skin. Place the finished fillet in the freezer for a few minutes. Using a sharp knife, cut the fillet lengthwise into thin slices.
3. Wash the tomatoes and cut into small slices.
4. Rinse the lettuce leaves with running water, dry and tear them into pieces with your hands. Place on flat plates. Grate the cheese on a fine grater.
5. Cut the baguette pulp (without crust and preferably a little stale) into small cubes. Fry in a heated frying pan with a spoonful of olive oil until browned. Add another spoonful of oil, turn the crackers over with a wooden spatula, add salt and fry on the other side.
6. Let the crackers cool on a separate plate.
7. For dressing, in a separate bowl, mix lemon juice, olive oil, salt and pepper to taste. Beat with a whisk. Mix salmon and tomatoes in a bowl. Pour over the dressing and stir again. Add salt to taste. Place on serving plates with lettuce leaves.
At any holiday, at any feast, a delicious and beautiful seafood salad is always very popular, right? Of course, there are many recipes for such salads - some prepare them with sea cocktail, some with shrimp, some with squid, but I really like salads with lightly salted salmon. I salt the red fish for them myself - it’s quite simple and relatively quick, and it’s also much cheaper than buying ready-made lightly salted salmon, trout or pink salmon.
There are several interesting salmon salads in my cookbook, but the one I want to introduce you to today occupies one of the first places in the general list. You won't find mayonnaise in it - this sauce replaces balsamic vinegar with great success. But there are baguette crackers, quail eggs, lettuce and Parmesan, beloved by many. Well, and lightly salted salmon, of course! Try making this salad with lightly salted red fish and croutons, I’m sure you’ll really like it too!
Boil quail eggs hard, cool, peel and cut into halves. We cut the lightly salted salmon into small pieces so that it is convenient to eat and they look harmonious in the salad. Sprinkle red fish with lemon juice.
We also cut the baguette into small pieces and fry on both sides until golden in a dry frying pan.
Place the mix of lettuce leaves on a plate.
Drizzle with cream sauce based on balsamic vinegar. Some people also add salt to the lettuce leaves at this stage, but I don’t do that: I prefer under-salted dishes rather than over-salted ones, and this recipe will also contain salted red fish, so, in my opinion, there’s no need to add additional salt.
Sprinkle the salad with cream sauce with half of the total amount of grated Parmesan.
Place quail eggs and lightly salted salmon.
Are you expecting important guests and want to surprise them with an unusual and very tasty dish to the detriment of the usual herring under a fur coat or boring Olivier? Then salmon will become the best ingredient for creating a culinary masterpiece. This product does not require special processing and goes well with a wide variety of vegetables, cheese and sauces. But the recipes for salmon salads with croutons deserve special attention. We will look at the most delicious versions of this spicy combination of red fish and crackers.
Salmon salad is a salad with homemade crispy breadcrumbs and spicy fish that will please any guest, and the hostess herself will spend very little precious time preparing it. It is very beneficial for digestion and rich in vitamins. You will definitely like his recipe.
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Salmon Caesar salad is not just a set of familiar vegetables and fish, but a completely new, soft and especially tender combination of healthy and tasty products.
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To prepare Caesar salmon salad, you need to sequentially process and prepare the ingredients mentioned in the recipe.
This recipe wouldn't be complete without a special savory sauce.
Bon appetit and rest assured, you will be pleased that you chose this recipe.
Just two hundred grams of red fish per day can replace the daily protein requirement for the human body.
This recipe is probably the simplest and most convenient when the unexpected arrival of guests discourages the hostess of the house. Salmon salad “Tender” does not require a very large number of ingredients and, in addition to its simplicity, will be very inexpensive for your pocket. The recipe is well remembered and often becomes one of the favorites after cooking.
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Not every type of fish can harmonize with vegetables. Salmon reveals its taste properties precisely in the company of vegetables and tropical fruits.
Salmon meat contains 22 types of minerals, such as chlorine, magnesium, sulfur, etc.