Smoked Salmon Brunch Sandwich!

Hello,

Hope you are having a wonderful (long) weekend! For those of you that were celebrating Thanksgiving I hope you had a lovely celebration…we all have a lot to be thankful for!

I wanted to do a small post on what I had for Brunch last week….

I wanted to have a semi-decadent Brunch without leaving my house and since I had some left over smoked salmon I thought….why not make it into a sandwich.

Smoked salmon & poached egg sandwich
serves 2

1 bread cut in half, dense & crusty (small ciabatta or fesse)
2 poached eggs
40 g of smoked salmon
1/2 shallot, diced
2 tblsp of fresh Ricotta or whipped cream cheese
fresh dill
pepper and salt, to taste

Prepare the water to poach the eggs. Toast the bread and dice the shallot. While the bread is toasting poach your two eggs.
Note: Unless you are very time-efficient I suggest you have an ice-bath ready for your eggs, to prevent the yolk from over-cooking, while you prepare the bread. Another way to deal with this is to slightly under-cook the eggs and not place them in an ice-bath once they are removed them from the simmering water.  The residual heat will finish cooking the egg while the rest is being prepared; this works in this case because it is a 2 serving recipe.
Back to the sandwich…. Spread 1 tblsp of Ricotta (or cream cheese) on each bread half.  Divide the salmon atop each.  Place your beautifully poached egg on top;  scatter shallots and dill; sprinkle black pepper and flaky salt (such as Maldon or Fleur de sel) and….

….Devour!!

Let me know if you would like me to do a post/tutorial on how to poach an egg.

Hope you enjoyed this!

4 Comments Add yours

  1. Julie Zhang says:

    If you ever leave your boyfriend, you can come stay with me.

    1. Kitchenani says:

      hahaha! Thank you!

  2. Ana says:

    I just had dinner, but I’m hungry again just looking at this! Btw, can you do a quick post on how to poach eggs? Thanks

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