A winner! Yeah I like it! This wonderful spread is really great and tasty. I used balance Philadelphia cheese. I renounced to the maple sirup as I prefere this recipe salted. I'm lucky that I had still some frozen cilantro and frozen lemon grass. If necessary I think that the lemon grass could be replaced with fresh ingwer (perhaps better only half quantity). Cilantro is sooo special (I love it!) that I wouldn't miss it! Thanks a lot Kato!
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Oh my! This is good! I threw everything in a mini food processor and pulsed a few times to be used as a dip for crackers and bagel chips. I had no red onions on hand so that was omitted, and we found it a tad too sweet (my fault,not the recipe's) as I had used the maximum 3 tablespoons of maple syrup. For hubby and I 2 will be sufficient. Made for the Aus/NZ recipe swap.
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VERY RICH and SINFULLY good, I used a very low fat cream cheese and served it as an open sandwich on a slice wholemeal/wholegrain bread and could only just get through it all. Would make a wonderful dip/spread with crackers and fresh vegies to dip. Thank you Baby Kato, made for Everyday A Holiday.
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Soooo good. I didn't have lemongrass, so used lemon pepper, it was great. This is a fantastic spread and will go directly into my appie cookbook. Made for holiday tag. Thanks for sharing.
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Hubby said VERY GOOD and VERY RICH. I served it to him with a toasted wheat bagel and he ate it up. He said he would probably prefer it as a snack on crackers. I didn't have any lemongrass, so I added a little lemon pepper. Thanks for sharing!
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Wow! This will be a keeper in our home. I made these and served with toasted baguette wedges. Take note: double this recipe if serving to company as it will be gobbled up. :) Thank you Baby Kato
[Made and reviewed for NZ/AUS recipe swap #31, August 2009].
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I followed this exactly, except I chose to mix the salmon in as the last ingredient so it was chunkier.This did not make any difference to the taste, as was as divine as divine could possibly be. (I just happened to make it like this for a more "rustic" look).The maple syrup was a good addition, (used lite) and did add a certain slight sweetness that was not really very noticeable, but delicious all the same. This is extremely company worthy and should be enjoyed by all who comes to your breakfast table. Made for *Everyday is a Holiday* July 2009
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