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One of my favorite spreads are rillettes, especially pork rillette and salmon rillette. While I have not prepared pork rillette for some time, you can often find salmon rillette in my fridge.
It’s effortless to prepare, yet if properly stored, it will give you many days of enjoyment. (Pork will last for weeks or even months if properly stored). I usually spread it on a slice of rustic bread at breakfast, lunch, dinner or as a snack. Although perfectly delicious by itself on bread, rillette can be even more enjoyable when spruced-up with a wide range of additions, such as capers, raw or pickled onions, cornichons and even topped with eggs for breakfast. Rillette also pairs nicely with steamed or sautéed potatoes and for the adventurous, try incorporating it into a pasta dish. (I have done this with pork rillette and the result was delicious. 🙂
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Bon Appetit ! Live is Good !
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All about Rilettes
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Salmon Rilette
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Salmon Rilette
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Preparation :
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- skin salmon filets, remove all bones
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- cover salmon filets with melted butter, add kosher salt, cayenne pepper and garlic paste, simmer on very low heat until salmon is just done
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- break salmon into chunks
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- add fresh dill leaves
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- fill rillette into serving dish, place in refrigerator overnight
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- let rilette reach room-temperature before serving
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- spread a generous amount of rillette on bread of your choice
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- Salmon Rilettes
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- Salmon Rilettes
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This rillette looks and sounds absolutely delicious. I recently had some duck rillette that was out of this world and have been wanting to try my hand at it. My husband in particular loves salmon and we have some Alaskan sockeye salmon in the freezer – I may need to surprise him with some of this salmon rillette! -Kimberly
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Thanks Kimberly 🙂
Pls let us know of the result.
Hans
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That does look good!
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