Cold-smoked salmon and cream cheese platter
rating4,3/5
15 min (of which 15 min active)
Cold smoked salmon and side dishes are served on top of cream cheese. Try the cream cheese platter on a fish buffet or as a dip with potato crisps.
Ingredients (4 portions)
| Quantity | Ingredient |
|---|---|
| 200 g | (1 tub) 200 g unflavoured cream cheese |
| 100 g | (1 pkg) 100 g cold-smoked salmon |
| 35 g | 1 jar (57/35 g) capers |
| 2 tbsp | chopped dill |
| 1/4 tsp | crushed black pepper |
Marinated red onion | |
| 1 pcs | small red onion |
| 1 pcs | lemon (organic) |
| 2 tsp | sugar |
In addition | |
| potato crisps | |
Preparation
- 1
Start by marinating the onion. Peel and chop the onion. Wash the lemon, grate the peel (2 tsp) and save it for garnishing. Squeeze the juice (1 ½ tbsp). Put the onion, juice and sugar in a tight box with a lid. Shake and allow to marinate for at least 10 minutes.
Quantity Ingredient 1 pcs small red onion 1 pcs lemon (organic) 2 tsp sugar - 2
Soften the cream cheese stirring it and spread it with a spoon on a round serving platter or cutting board (diameter 20–25 cm). Cut the salmon into mouthfuls. Drain the capers. Garnish the cream cheese with salmon, capers, dill, marinated onion and grated lemon peel. Finish with pepper. Serve with potato crisps.
Quantity Ingredient 200 g (1 tub) 200 g unflavoured cream cheese 100 g (1 pkg) 100 g cold-smoked salmon 35 g 1 jar (57/35 g) capers 2 tbsp chopped dill 1/4 tsp crushed black pepper potato crisps
Tip: The cream cheese platter can also be served with bread.
Nutritional content
166
Energy kcal
696
Energy kJ
11,8 g
Fat
5,5 g
Saturated fat
4,5 g
Carbohydrates
4,3 g
Sugar
1,0 g
Fibre
9,5 g
Protein
1,8 g
Salt
166
Energy kcal
696
Energy kJ
11,8 g
Fat
5,5 g
Saturated fat
4,5 g
Carbohydrates
4,3 g
Sugar
1,0 g
Fibre
9,5 g
Protein
1,8 g
Salt
Nutritional information is provided for guidance only. When preparing food or baking for someone on a special diet, check the packaging labels to ensure the products are suitable.
Not calculated into nutrition table: perunalastuja.
Source: Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, Fineli












