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Smoked Salmon on Bannock

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Outstanding, ancestral-based recipes brought to you by some of the masters (after your auntie, of course). Time to get cookin'!

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Here is an old and adored recipe of mine that came about in the early 1990’s with a restaurant called Toody-Nigh Grill and Catering. I've used this recipe in many functions and have brought it out when working with Indigenous youth who want to learn catering. 

Smoked Salmon on Bannock

  • Baked bannock (use your favourite recipe) 
  • 1 lb. Smoked salmon chunks
  • ¼ cup (50ml.) cream cheese
  • ½ tsp. (2ml.) lemon juice
  • Dash Worcestershire sauce
  • Salt and pepper to taste
  • Lemon slices and fresh parsley for garnish

DIRECTIONS:

  • Cut bannock into ¼ inch (5mm.) slices
  • In a food processor blend salmon, cream cheese, lemon juice, Worcestershire
  • Add salt and pepper, and continue blending until smooth
  • Using a piping bag, pipe salmon mousse onto bannock slices
  • Garnish with lemon and parsley

Andrew George is an acclaimed chef dedicated to promoting healthy Indigenous food and its presence in mainstream cuisine. He has been a chef in top restaurants and resorts across the country and has mentored youth in many kitchens; most notably, at the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games. Andrew is the co-author of "A Feast for All Seasons: Traditional Native People's Cuisine and Modern Native Feasts: Healthy, Innovative, Sustainable Cuisine".

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