Smoked Salmon Rolls | Fish Recipes | Jamie Oliver Recipes (2024)

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Smoked Salmon Rolls | Fish Recipes | Jamie Oliver Recipes (2)

Rolled pancakes with crème fraîche and chives

“These salmon rolls make great party nibbles – serve them up on a board with a vinaigrette dip ”

Serves 30

Cooks In25 minutes plus chilling time

DifficultyNot too tricky

Pancake daySalmon

Nutrition per serving
  • Calories 81 4%

  • Fat 6.3g 9%

  • Saturates 1.7g 9%

  • Sugars 0.5g 1%

  • Salt 0.48g 8%

  • Protein 2.8g 6%

  • Carbs 3.6g 1%

  • Fibre 0.1g -

Of an adult's reference intake

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Ingredients

  • 120 g plain flour
  • 180 ml milk
  • 8 tablespoons olive oil
  • sea salt
  • freshly ground black pepper
  • butter , for frying
  • 150 ml crème fraîche
  • 1 small bunch fresh chives
  • 200 g smoked salmon , from sustainable sources, ask your fishmonger
  • 2 tablespoons lemon juice
  • 2 large free-range eggs

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Method

  1. These are a kind of sushi-style take on a classic combination of smoked salmon and crème fraîche inside a pancake. You can make them up the day before, keep them in the fridge wrapped in cling film, then slice them up at the last minute. They look great if you serve them up-ended, like sushi-rolls, on a rectangular or square plate with the dip in a little bowl. You could use mustard mayo or even horseradish sauce instead of the vinaigrette dip if you like.
  2. Crack the eggs in a mixing bowl, then add the flour to the bowl so it sits in a pile to one side of the eggs. Gently start mixing the eggs with a whisk, then gradually whisk the flour in, little by little, until it’s all incorporated. If it gets a bit thick, add some of the milk to loosen it up. Once all the flour is mixed in, add the rest of the milk, 2 tablespoons of oil and a good pinch of salt. Leave for at least an hour before using.
  3. Heat a large non-stick frying pan and melt a knob of butter in it. Pour in a ladleful of batter, swirl the pan around, then pour any loose batter back into the bowl it came from. You should be left with a thin pancake stuck to the pan. Let it cook for a minute or so, flip it over for 30 seconds and then slide it out on to a plate. Repeat until all your batter is used. (It should make about five, so you could use the remainder for breakfast). Let the pancakes cool.
  4. Make a rectangle of double thickness cling film about 40cm x 15cm and lay two pancakes on it side by side, slightly overlapping. Spread them with a thin layer of crème fraîche, lay most of the chives on top, season well with pepper and place a layer of smoked salmon over the top. Use the cling film on one of the long sides of the rectangle to roll the pancakes up tightly like a Swiss roll. Re-wrap in cling film and leave for at least half an hour in the fridge to firm up before slicing into inch lengths and serving with a dip made from the rest of the oil, the lemon juice and salt and pepper. Sprinkle with the remaining chives before serving.

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Smoked Salmon Rolls | Fish Recipes | Jamie Oliver Recipes (2024)

FAQs

How do you bake salmon fillet Jamie Oliver? ›

Place the salmon fillets skin-side down in a large clean roasting tray – cut each in half if they don't fit. Lay the rosemary on top and drizzle with olive oil. Gently rub the oil and rosemary all over the fish, and season. Bake for 20 minutes or until just cooked.

What is the best way to enjoy smoked salmon? ›

Easy Pairings for Smoked Salmon

Tossed into a green salad with a lemony dressing. Stirred into hot pasta with a light tomato sauce, green onions, fresh parsley and extra-virgin olive oil. As deconstructed sushi: Eat it with steamed short-grain rice, avocado, cucumber, and seaweed strips for folding up the bites.

How much smoked salmon per person for starter? ›

Portion guide - Allow approximately 75g-100g per person for a smoked salmon starter and 150g per person for a main course. Whole sides of cold or hot roasted smoked salmon sliced, or unsliced, include the weight of the skin, which obviously would not be served.

How do you present smoked salmon at a party? ›

Arrange salmon, potatoes, onion, cucumber, radishes, tomatoes, eggs, roe, capers and lemon wedges on a platter (or platters). Sprinkle with chopped dill and pepper. Garnish with fresh dill sprigs, if desired.

Is it better to pan fry or oven bake salmon? ›

Pan-frying or pan-searing is one of the best ways to cook salmon fillets. It's quick, easy, and gives the fish that perfect crispy, crunchy skin. A simple pan-fried salmon is the secret to a flavorful and healthy weeknight dinner in 30 minutes or less.

How does Gordon Ramsay cook salmon in the oven? ›

Fold the edges of the foil tightly together over the salmon to seal, leaving some space in the parcel for steam to surround and cook the fish. Put the salmon parcel in the roasting tin and cook in the centre of the oven for 25 - 30 minutes, depending on the thickness of the salmon.

What to serve with smoked salmon as an appetizer? ›

Smoked Salmon Appetizer Platter. You'll love this loaded smoked salmon platter with fresh veggies, creamy cheese (in this case Labneh) and Mediterranean favorites like capers, olives, and marinated artichokes! Serve it for brunch with bagels or as an appetizer platter with your favorite crackers or pita wedges.

Are you supposed to eat smoked salmon cold? ›

Both types of smoked salmon can be eaten cold right out of the package. Hot-smoked salmon can also be reheated and is great in hot dishes. Unlike fresh salmon, which should be prepared and eaten within 48 hours, smoked salmon has a longer shelf life. It can be enjoyed for up to a week.

How do you serve ready to eat smoked salmon? ›

Since it is already 'cooked', you can eat the succulent slices straight off the package (my personal favorite); put it on toast with cream cheese for a great quick snack; make yourself a smoked salmon sandwich on the go; or prepare a four-course gourmet meal based on the delicate treat.

How many people does 1 lb of smoked salmon serve? ›

Also known as cold-smoked salmon, it is beloved brunch fare best enjoyed thinly sliced and piled atop a bagel. One pound (16 oz) of lox will feed 12 to 15 people, unless you have either fish lovers or vegetarians in your group.

Is 1lb of salmon enough for 2 people? ›

We recommend 1 lb. of raw fish per person when serving whole fish. We recommend 6-8 ounces raw weight per person when serving fish fillets and steaks. We recommend 8 ounces raw weight per person when serving various seafood items.

Is smoked salmon healthy? ›

It's packed with high quality protein, essential omega-3 fats, and several vitamins and minerals. However, it contains a significant amount of sodium, and cold-smoked varieties may increase your risk of listeriosis. Still, this smoky delicacy can be a healthy addition to your diet when eaten in moderation.

What cheese pairs well with smoked salmon? ›

Cheese to use with smoked salmon

Cream cheese is the classic, obvious choice to pair with lox, but other soft cheeses such as goat cheese, labneh, brie, or feta (my favorite!) could work as well. To make my feta more spreadable, I break it up with the back of a spoon and mix it with some quality extra virgin olive oil.

What compliments smoked salmon? ›

Salad – A leafy green salad, chopped salad or potato salad are all perfect pairings. Vegetables – Any vegetable side such as carrots, green beans, Brussels sprouts, bell peppers, pickles, grilled corn or corn on the cob taste great alongside this rich-tasting fish.

What crackers go well with smoked salmon? ›

There are several types of crackers that work exceptionally well with smoked salmon, each of which can offer a unique taste and texture experience. For a subtle and nutty flavor, try pairing smoked salmon with whole-grain crackers.

Should salmon be covered or uncovered when baking? ›

Baked salmon is best when cooked at 425°F in the oven.

Even thicker fillets don't take long. We recommend baking the salmon uncovered. Simply rub the fillets with a little oil, sprinkle them with salt and pepper, then place them in the roasting pan skin-side down before popping them in the oven.

What is the best temperature for cooking salmon fillets? ›

What is the best temperature to bake salmon? 400°F (205°C) is ideal as it allows the fish to gain colour and the skin to become crispy. If you prefer a milder method, you can bake it at 350°F (175°C) for 20-25 minutes or until done. The salmon baked at 425°F (215°C) produces tender, creamy fillets that cook quickly.

Do you bake salmon fillet skin side up or down? ›

Always bake salmon with the skin side down as this will help protect the fillet from the heat of the pan and it will help the salmon retain its juices and cook evenly. When it's time to serve the salmon, the skin will come off really easily as you slide a spatula between the fillet and the skin.

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