- 8 slices smoked salmon
- 1 jar horseradish
- 1 small jar chum salmon eggs
- 1 bunch dill
- 1 lemon
- 4 tablespoons heavy cream
- Celeriac rémoûlade, to serve
As a culinary expert with years of experience crafting refined appetizers, this smoked salmon mille-feuille delivers layered elegance with minimal effort. Follow these precise steps for restaurant-quality results.
- Cut the salmon slices in half to create 16 neat squares. Finely chop the trimmings.
- Chop the dill finely. In a bowl, combine it with the heavy cream, chopped salmon trimmings, and 1 teaspoon horseradish (adjust to taste—no salt or pepper needed).
- On each plate, layer a salmon square, spread with a thin layer of horseradish, and top with another square to form the mille-feuille. Assemble 4 portions.
- Garnish with chum eggs, fresh dill sprigs, and thin lemon slices.
- Chill before serving alongside creamy celeriac rémoûlade.