This pasta is like in a bowl in spring or summer. It’s lightweight lemon flavor and has a great flavor. The lemon cut through the cream, the salmon brings a slightly smoky depth, while the pine cones add the correct crunch.
Smoked salmon pasta
I fell in love with the convenience of dishes made with smoked salmon. The huge flavor that salmon adds to the meal is great, but most importantly, the cooking time is very small.
The sauce is tied together in minutes with simple ingredients, just cream, plenty of lemon juice and rind, and plenty of parmesan cheese. Throw over the pasta, sprinkle with some buttered pine nuts and finally fold into a smooth smoky salmon.
The meal quickly gathered for weekend lunch. My husband really liked this, although pasta is one of his favorite foods. My son and I love it too. This recipe is the sure Guardian.
Salmon Noodle
Salmon and I haven’t always had a great relationship, but over the past decade or so, I’ve grown to fall in love with this fish. There are almost infinite ways to prepare it, and I haven’t been able to get enough of it lately.
Spicy, sweet, sweet, slightly rich glazed salmon has long been a family favorite. A pleasantly simple sauce serves as a marinade for fish and a flavor enhancement of fresh broccoli.
This brown sugar salmon uses an air fryer to cook a piece of salmon in just a few minutes for seasoning and subtle sweetness perfection.
This Asian Salmon Salad is a delicious salmon nestled on a bed of baby vegetables, fresh herbs, fresh herbs, glass noodles, avocado, crispy carrots and carrots, pickled broccoli and roasted chili lime sauce, this Asian Salmon Salad is a show shop. This is a very exciting salad – just asked my friends and family. I’ve been talking about it for months
Smoked Salmon Recipe
For more ways to enjoy smoked salmon, try this smoked salmon dip (inspired by one of our favorite local restaurants), as well as these smoky salmon scrambled eggs.
As the weather cools down, the smoked salmon chowder is calling my name. It’s filled with carrots, onions, celery, garlic, wine and a hint of bacon. If you like smoked salmon, you’ll love this chowder.
Serve: 4
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Bring a pot of water (at least 4 quarts) to a boil and add salt with about 1 tablespoon of salt. Cook the pasta according to the direction of the packaging, then drain, and reserve ½ cup of pasta water.
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When the water heats up, the pine nuts turn brown. Place them in a large skillet over medium heat. Stir occasionally and let them cook until aromatic brown. Remove the pine nuts from the pan and set aside.
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In the skillet you use for pine cones, heat the oil over medium heat. Add the garlic and onion and cook until the onion is tender and the pan is fragrant. Add the wine and stir. Let the wine be reduced slightly, then add the cream, lemon juice and 1 tablespoon of lemon zest. Let this cook for 1-2 minutes until slightly lowered. (If the pasta is not cooked yet, remove the skillet from the heat until ready.)
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Add the cooked pasta to the skillet and torture it well. If it’s too dry, add one or two reserved pasta water. Add the smoked salmon, pine nuts, parsley and another 1 tablespoon of lemon zest. Twist again and remove from the fire. Season with pepper and pair with lemon wedges on the sides.
Calories: 464KCAL · carbohydrate: 49g · protein: 17g · Fatty: twenty oneg · Saturated fat: 5g · Polyunsaturated fat: 5g · Monounsaturated fat: 9g · cholesterol: 27mg · sodium: 491mg · Potassium: 345mg · fiber: 3g · sugar: 5g · Vitamin A: 261IU · Vitamin C: 8mg · calcium: 46mg · iron: 2mg
{Original Published 8/12/12 – Recipe Notes and Photo Updates 8/25/25}
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