#741806 - 02/19/12 04:29 PM
Re: Smoked salmon dip
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Try adding a little fresh dill some time.
Took a pretty similar recipe to a Super Bowl party and those people were on it like a pack of wolves.
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#742123 - 02/20/12 11:39 PM
Re: Smoked salmon dip
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redhook
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fresh dill is a must with salmon dip..some grated cheddar in it is alright sometimes too... be carefull with how much cayanne you put in it tho, too much will ruin it.. start small...
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#803142 - 11/27/12 02:36 PM
Re: Smoked salmon dip
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Dick Nipples
Registered: 03/08/99
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Loc: Seattle, Washington USA
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I make something similar for pretty much every family gathering all year around.
If you don't have smoked fish around, bake some fish up, flake it up, and put in a couple of drops of liquid smoke...almost as good in a pinch.
A little dill is good, as is a little cayenne...I prefer it on the spicy side a a little, and I also like it with a few big tablespoons of horseradish sauce mixed in, or a good glob of wasabi...especially the wasabi.
When it's done I roll it into a ball, and then roll it in flaked parsley and very finely chopped nuts (walnuts are the preferred, but I don't like walnuts and use almonds instead, and no one's complained).
Pop the ball on a serving tray (mine is blue ceramic, and fish shaped, of course!), and surround it by a few different types of crackers.
Bring two...the first one will disappear in a few minutes. Best appetizer ever.
Fish on...
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#803718 - 11/29/12 10:45 PM
Re: Smoked salmon dip
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Spawner
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Loc: tacoma
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I was just going to post almost the exact same suggestion, left over bbq salmon makes an awesome dip. I hate to waste good smoked salmon on dip.
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#804228 - 12/02/12 07:14 PM
Re: Smoked salmon dip
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Registered: 02/02/04
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Loc: N of Seattle
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I add a bitt of wercester and horseradish. My new thing is to split the batch and add minced pickled jalapenos and tiger sauce to one of the halves. Start out slow a little goes along way and you can always add more.
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#806197 - 12/09/12 08:43 PM
Re: Smoked salmon dip
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Salmo G. that was your recipe I made last year but could not find online!! Great stuff!!
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