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Saviolo

(3,282 posts)
Thu Sep 9, 2021, 02:15 PM Sep 2021

Spanish-inspired Smoked Trout Salpicon Recipe

Salpicón is a Spanish dish usually including chopped veggies, potato, and some kind of shredded or chopped meat held together with an oil and vinegar-based dressing. The word itself means "hodgepodge" or "medley." For our recipe, we used a beautiful hot-smoked trout that we were able to source locally, but you can use any kind of smoked fish, or even some other kind of canned seafood chopped nice and fine. shredded or pulled meat would also work fine in this recipe.

There are a few alterations you can make to adjust the flavour profile. You can switch up the veggies you use, and add or remove herbs or spices to your tastes. Really nice party food that went over very well at the birthday party we brought it to. A perfect summer dish, refreshing and light.

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Spanish-inspired Smoked Trout Salpicon Recipe (Original Post) Saviolo Sep 2021 OP
Did you serve it with crackers or toast? Phentex Sep 2021 #1
We had it as a sort of dip at a party. Saviolo Sep 2021 #2
Sounds great! Phentex Sep 2021 #3

Phentex

(16,334 posts)
1. Did you serve it with crackers or toast?
Tue Sep 14, 2021, 05:20 PM
Sep 2021

This sounds delicious! What do you put it on or do you just eat as a side?

Saviolo

(3,282 posts)
2. We had it as a sort of dip at a party.
Wed Sep 15, 2021, 09:54 AM
Sep 2021

We served it with really nice pita chips and tortilla chips at someone's birthday party.

With some of the leftovers I did a sort of tuna melt thing with it. Nice slice of sourdough boule, a little bit of grainy mustard, a generous heaping of the salpicon, some thinly sliced fresh tomato, and some cheddar cheese in the toaster oven. It was delicious!

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