Salmon and Broccoli Log Recipe

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A salmon and broccoli log. A sumptuous starter that I prepared for our Christmas meal. Fresh and deliciously flavored with dill and lemon, it was very well received accompanied by slices of gravlax salmon with red beet.

Yields8 Servings
Prep Time15 minsCook Time4 minsTotal Time19 mins
Ingredients
 8 Gelatin
 70 Milk
 400 Monkfish
 25 Whipped cream
 160 Sliced smoked salmon (8)
 150 Salmon cube
 Pepper
 Dill
 Pink peppercorns
 1 Lemon zest
 1 Broccoli head
Directions
1

Silicone log mold: Capacity: 140 cl – Depth: 7 cm Length: 28.2 cm – Width: 8.5 cm If you do not have a silicone log mold, a lined loaf pan will work.

2

Cook the broccoli in a pot of salted water until it remains crunchy. Steam 400 g of monkfish (or another white fish) cut into cubes for 5-8 minutes. Rehydrate the gelatin in a large volume of cold water. Warm the milk and dissolve the gelatin in it.

3

Blend the monkfish and add it to the cream cheese, chopped dill, and gelatin. Mix well. Add the lemon zest to the mixture along with the smoked salmon cubes. Mix again. Whip the liquid cream and fold it into the previous mixture.

4

Lining the sides of the mold with slices of smoked salmon. Pour half of the mousse into the mold. Then, arrange cooked broccoli florets harmoniously (making sure they are upside down since the log will be assembled upside down). Finish by covering with the remaining fish mousse. Place in the freezer for several hours.

5

To finish, let it thaw for 4 hours or overnight in the refrigerator, as I prefer. Decorate the log to your liking with dill, pink berries, and lemon slices. I served this log with slices of beetroot gravlax. A delicious holiday starter.

Ingredients

Ingredients
 8 Gelatin
 70 Milk
 400 Monkfish
 25 Whipped cream
 160 Sliced smoked salmon (8)
 150 Salmon cube
 Pepper
 Dill
 Pink peppercorns
 1 Lemon zest
 1 Broccoli head

Directions

Directions
1

Silicone log mold: Capacity: 140 cl – Depth: 7 cm Length: 28.2 cm – Width: 8.5 cm If you do not have a silicone log mold, a lined loaf pan will work.

2

Cook the broccoli in a pot of salted water until it remains crunchy. Steam 400 g of monkfish (or another white fish) cut into cubes for 5-8 minutes. Rehydrate the gelatin in a large volume of cold water. Warm the milk and dissolve the gelatin in it.

3

Blend the monkfish and add it to the cream cheese, chopped dill, and gelatin. Mix well. Add the lemon zest to the mixture along with the smoked salmon cubes. Mix again. Whip the liquid cream and fold it into the previous mixture.

4

Lining the sides of the mold with slices of smoked salmon. Pour half of the mousse into the mold. Then, arrange cooked broccoli florets harmoniously (making sure they are upside down since the log will be assembled upside down). Finish by covering with the remaining fish mousse. Place in the freezer for several hours.

5

To finish, let it thaw for 4 hours or overnight in the refrigerator, as I prefer. Decorate the log to your liking with dill, pink berries, and lemon slices. I served this log with slices of beetroot gravlax. A delicious holiday starter.

Notes

Salmon and Broccoli Log Recipe

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Nutrition Facts

8 servings

Serving size

8

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