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Salmon Steak Tartare Lohitartar

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Ingredients

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400 g salmon, lightly salted and diced into tiny cubes
1 tablespoon dill, finely chopped
1 tablespoon mayonnaise
1 tablespoon sour cream or 1 tablespoon creme fraiche
1 tablespoon cream
1/8 teaspoon lemon juice
salt
fresh ground white pepper
fish roe
dill sprigs
black bread or white bread, toasted

Nutritional information

158.2
Calories
66 g
Calories From Fat
7.4 g
Total Fat
2.1 g
Saturated Fat
52.7 mg
Cholesterol
104.9 mg
Sodium
1.1 g
Carbs
0 g
Dietary Fiber
0.3 g
Sugars
20.7 g
Protein
107g
Serving Size

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Salmon Steak Tartare Lohitartar

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      OMG! This was just superb! I went to the fishmonger this morning to pick out a piece of very fresh salmon so that the tartar would not suffer from an overly-fishy flavour. The dressing is lovely and creamy and not overpowering of the fresh fish in any way although, truth be told, I did add way more lemon that what is called for in the recipe (I am Greek and do love to use lemon!). The dill is the perfect herbal note for this refined dish. Perfect cooling food to eat on a typically hot, Greek, summer day.

      • 40 min
      • Serves 4
      • Easy

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      Salmon Steak Tartare (Lohitartar), Based on a recipe from Anna-Maijas and Juha Tanttus book, Food from Finland Short of knowing a fisherman, I get my salmon for this from a reliable sushi-grade fish monger In Portland, Maine, this would be Browns Trading Company If anyone in Maine knows of another reliable source, please let me know!, OMG! This was just superb! I went to the fishmonger this morning to pick out a piece of very fresh salmon so that the tartar would not suffer from an overly-fishy flavour The dressing is lovely and creamy and not overpowering of the fresh fish in any way although, truth be told, I did add way more lemon that what is called for in the recipe (I am Greek and do love to use lemon!) The dill is the perfect herbal note for this refined dish Perfect cooling food to eat on a typically hot, Greek, summer day , Based on a recipe from Anna-Maijas and Juha Tanttus book, Food from Finland Short of knowing a fisherman, I get my salmon for this from a reliable sushi-grade fish monger In Portland, Maine, this would be Browns Trading Company If anyone in Maine knows of another reliable source, please let me know!


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      Steps

      1
      Done

      Mix First 5 Ingredients in a Bowl. Season With Lemon Juice, White Pepper, and Salt, If Necessary. Check the Seasonings.

      2
      Done

      Form the Mixture Into Serving Portions Just as You Would Beef Steak Tartare.

      3
      Done

      Decorate With Fish Roe and Springs of Dill.

      4
      Done

      Serve With Toast.

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