Tuesday, 13 May 2014

Smoked Salmon Tartine with Green Olive Relish











If I don't make something like this for my lunch as soon as I get home from the gym, the cooking chocolate in the pantry doesn't stand a chance.


Smoked Salmon Tartine with Green Olive Relish
slightly adapted from Bill Granger's Every Day
Serves 1

4 large green olives, pitted and thinly sliced
1/4 small lemon, pith removed and segmented
2 teaspoons baby capers, drained
1 tablespoon finely chopped parsley
2 thick slices of sourdough bread (I used seeded sourdough)
40g fresh ricotta
40g smoked salmon

Put the sliced olives, lemon segments, capers and chopped parsley into a small bowl and toss gently.

Toast the bread until it is golden.

Spread the ricotta onto the toasted bread, top with salmon and spoon the olive relish over.


12 comments:

  1. Looks like a perfect lunch!!

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  2. Just lovely. Light, healthy and what a look on your plate! Love it :)

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    1. I would like to eat cake for lunch, but some days I have to be good.

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  3. For me, it's always the bowl of leftover frosting....
    Mum is a smoked fish lover, so this will be a perfect lunch for her! I love the green olive relish, paired with some hummus I think it will be a little bite of heaven :)

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    1. Yes, this green olive relish and hummus is perfect and often my standby when I don't have smoked salmon in the house.

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  4. This is my kind of lunch, for sure! I think I had something very similar two days ago. Delicious!

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  5. What a fabulous lunch!!! love all the extras!

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  6. This is so me.. Swedes and Norwegians do this really well too. :) Gorgeous!

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    1. They do. I love what they do with bread and fish.

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