Snack & AppetizersSmoked Salmon LogThis salmon log is a truly showstopping appetizer, perfect for serving at holiday lunches and dinners.Difficulty EasyPreparation 10 minutesCooking 10 minutesServings for 8 people Send × Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest Save PrintThis Smoked Salmon Log is a truly showstopping appetizer, perfect for serving at holiday lunches or dinners to impress your guests.What’s more, this Salmon and Cream Cheese Log is really easy to make, and you can prepare it ahead and serve it as soon as your guests arrive.Light and low in calories, this Savory Salmon Log is ideal as a starter for a seafood dinner, but it’s also perfect for summer dinners because it is fresh and delicately flavored.If you love salmon, you must also try the Salmon in Puff Pastry and the Salmon Canapés. Now let’s find out together how to make the Smoked Salmon Log.Ingredients for 8 people500 g of Spreadable Cheese such as Philadelphia400 g of Smoked Salmon1 Carrots medium1 Zucchini mediumDill to tasteLemon Peel to tastePink Peppercorn to tasteBlack Pepper to tasteCopy Ingredients ListOpen in AppMethodTo make the smoked salmon log, first take the carrot and the zucchini, cut them into small cubes and cook them in a skillet with very little oil. When they are done, let them cool completely.In a medium bowl, put the cream cheese, the drained carrot and zucchini, the pepper, the dill and 150 g of the salmon, finely chopped. Mix everything with a fork to combine the ingredients well. Take a loaf pan and line it with plastic wrap, then line it with the remaining salmon slices to form a fairly thick layer, about half a centimeter (a scant 1/4 inch) high.Pour the mixture into the pan all the way to the top and level the surface with a kitchen spatula or a spoon. Fold the salmon slices hanging over the edge of the pan onto the leveled surface, then cover everything with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least a couple of hours.After this time, remove the plastic wrap from the base, turn the pan upside down onto a serving plate and unmold your log. Remove any remaining bits of plastic wrap and decorate with pink peppercorns, lemon zest and dill. Now you can serve your smoked salmon log. Finally, remember to download our App with exclusive content and fewer ads!Variations and AlternativesTo make your salmon log even richer, you can flavor the mixture with lemon juice or add other herbs.TipsFor a really tasty salmon log, I recommend using fresh, good-quality salmon.StorageYou can store leftover salmon log in the fridge for a couple of days, covered with plastic wrap or in an airtight container.Comments ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ × 4 / 5 You need to enable JavaScript to vote Cancel reply Leave a comment