Hot Smoked Salmon Salad Bowl With Avocado And Berries
A delicious, sweet and savory smoked salmon salad with crisp snap peas and radishes, creamy avocado and berries. Done in under 15 minutes, this makes 4 large salad bowls or 8 appetizer-size salads. (DF, GF)
Prep Time15 minutesmins
Total Time15 minutesmins
Course: Appetizer, Salad
Cuisine: American, canadian
Diet: Gluten Free
Keyword: main course salad, salad as a meal, Salmon bowls, Seafood Salad
½lbHot smoked salmonor more, broken into small pieces (about a half side of salmon)
6cButter lettuceor mixed greens
1cRaspberries
½cRadishesthinly sliced
1cSnap peassliced in half diagonally if too large for one bite
1Avocadosliced
¼cFresh dillchopped or pulled apart into small sprigs, tough stems discarded
Salad Dressing
¼cRaspberries
4tablespoonOlive oil
2tablespoonRed wine vinegar
2teaspoonDijon mustard
1tablespoonMaple syrup
1tablespoonCapers
¼teaspooneach: Sea salt and ground black pepper
Instructions
Dressing
Add ¼ cup of raspberries to a small bowl or measuring cup. Mash them well into a paste. Add the remaining dressing ingredients and whisk well to combine. Taste and adjust salt and pepper as desired and set aside.
Assemble The Salad Bowls
In a large bowl, combine lettuce or greens, raspberries, radishes, peas and ½ the dill. Drizzle ⅔ of the dressing over top and toss gently.
Divide tossed salad between 4 bowls, then top each with an equal amount of sliced avocado and chunks of smoked salmon. Drizzle remaining dressing over each bowl and then top with the leftover sprigs of dill.
Notes
***If you have raspberry vinegar, you can use it in place of the red wine vinegar.Alternatively, this is a wonderful salad to serve on a long platter, family style. Simply follow the directions arranging everything on one platter instead of in bowls.