These pastry-wrapped salmon appetizers taste amazing and are so, so pretty. They would even work well as a main course for a light Yom Tov meal (perhaps on the last day?).
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Directions
1. Preheat the oven to 425 degrees Fahrenheit. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
2. Season the salmon generously with salt and pepper. Season the garlic mash with salt.
3. Place the puff pastry squares on a lined baking sheet. Place one salmon fillet on a diagonal across a puff pastry square. Spread a little garlic over top of the salmon. Pull up the two corners on the long sides of the salmon, pinch together, and turn slightly to create a twist shape. Continue with the remaining salmon and pastry.
4. Brush the pastry with egg wash and until the puff pastry is golden and salmon is fully cooked.
Came out great. Just bake it until it looks nicely done. Beautiful presentation for a yom tov meal.
Chaya Caine
2 years ago
This is a great idea, but having no time factor is just plain LAZY recipe development especially for such sensitive and expensive ingredients like salmon and puff dough.
Came out great. Just bake it until it looks nicely done. Beautiful presentation for a yom tov meal.
This is a great idea, but having no time factor is just plain LAZY recipe development especially for such sensitive and expensive ingredients like salmon and puff dough.
Agreed!