This salad has been a winner in my household! It is a favourite of anyone who comes to dinner or lunch, either with salmon, shrimp or chicken, or simply all on its own.
Harissa paste—a North African condiment made with chilies, cumin and coriander—spices up this simple grilled dish. On another night, try the harissa glaze on grilled steak or salmon.
The pink flesh of salmon looks lovely with the orange-and-green-flecked caramelized onions. If you wish, choose other types of tender fish, such as halibut, snapper, pickerel or tilapia.
Smoked trout, with the skin still on, retains moistness and has a mild sweet flavour and flaky texture. If you can't find it, smoked salmon or smoked mackerel is just as delicious.
This soda-leavened bread makes a dense, slightly crumbly loaf with a rich nutty flavour. Slather with Smoked Mackerel Pate (link below) or serve with butter, smoked salmon and a sprinkle of chives.
Serve this skillet supper with chili or seafood sauce, or quick tartar sauce (see below). Use 1 can (7-1/2 oz/213 g) salmon, drained and mashed, in place of crabmeat, if desired.
Flaky phyllo pastry transforms these eggs into a gourmet version of toad in the hole. To switch things up, try a different cheese, or substitute chopped pancetta or smoked salmon for the sun-dried tomatoes.
Rich, fatty fish, such as rainbow trout and salmon, stand up well to the earthy, complex flavours of jerk seasoning. Since this dish takes only a few minutes to make, it's great for last-minute entertaining.
Classic spring flavours and a variety of textures combine in a special brunch dish the whole family will enjoy. Mom will definitely appreciate the stylish presentation. Be sure to read through the whole recipe together first and then assign jobs, referring to the work plan below.
