Smoked fish has a slightly longer shelf-life than fresh fish and doesn’t need to be kept on ice. Keep it refrigerated and use within the use-by date. If smoked fish does require further cooking ...
Learning to read the labels on smoked salmon will help you choose the best that you can afford. Whether sold loose at fish counters, or pre-packed in chiller cabinets, the same labelling ...
A classic French dish featuring hard-boiled eggs and a mustardy mayo, it’s particularly delicious when paired with some salty smoked fish. Served with some fresh peppery watercress, this is a ...
But trout can bring just as much pleasure as smoked salmon. You can find hot-smoked trout in small fillets, or chunks from a larger fillet – either will work perfectly for this dish. If fresh ...
This recipe uses more fresh fish, as sometimes the smoked fish can have quite a strong flavour. Play around with the ratio of fresh and smoked fish to find your perfect balance.
the terms "lox" and "smoked salmon" get used interchangeably, so check that you are getting the real thing if you buy lox from anywhere beside an in-the-know deli. F&W's guide has tons of recipes ...