Salmon and Herring Canapes

"This is a delightful hors d'ouvre. Though it looks really fishy it leaves the mouth with a fresh fruity aftertaste."
 
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Ready In:
5mins
Ingredients:
7
Yields:
4 Canapes
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ingredients

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directions

  • toast bread slice and cut into 4 triangles.
  • thinly spread 1/4 tsp of jam on each triangle toast.
  • Cut lox into 4 pieces big enough to cover each piece of toast.
  • layer toast triangles with a thin slice of lox.
  • place one small piece of herring on top of each piece of lox.
  • place 1/2 tsp of tomato tapanade on top of herring.
  • sprinkle a few drops of lemon juice on all.
  • crack fresh black pepper on all to taste.

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  1. This was a real suprise. Not fishy at all. My guests loved them I had to make more than I expected, fortunately they're quick to do.
     
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Some people eat to live, I live to eat. Father of four Husband of one. Financial Planner by day.Kooky Chef by night. For fun,I am a Rep soccer coach and part-time professional magician. My father was from Russia, mom was from China, brother is from Israel. Growing up in this food oriented Jewish family I developed a love for food from all over the world. Not afraid to try anything, I have sampled delicacies from all over the globe right on my doorstep (thats the benefit of living in Toronto).Followed in Dad's footsteps. Started cooking at age 5(scrambled eggs)baking at age 10. Today, I try to create symphonies of foods and plan all aspects of my dinner menus to coalesce on a particular fragrance or taste theme. I think that's why my wife married me. Fav cookbook. "Europe's Master Chefs" and "100 years of Jewish Cooking in America."
 
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