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Disgusting Smoked Trout Spread on Baguette

December 30, 2009 MissWattson Leave a Comment

I should have left the poor baguette alone.

I love smoked trout (and smoked salmon, the recipe’s substitute if no trout is available), I love dill, I like yogurt, lemon, chives and pepper, but this was gross. 50% of the testers of this spread disliked it violently.

I don’t think I like horseradish. It’s either this or the yogurt was too bitter or runny.

1/2 lb smoked trout
1 c. yogurt cheese or ricotta
lemon juice
horsradish
dill
chives
pepper
salt to taste

This is a simple recipe. You blend the first 4 ingredients in a blender or food processor and then stir in the rest.

But I used plain yogurt instead of yogurt cheese. Yogurt cheese involves draining the excess liquid from the yogurt by using a cheese cloth. I also think ricotta would have worked better, but we made two versions of this, one with soy yogurt and one with probiotic yogurt and neither was particularly good. We used less yogurt in the soy version and it was better, but not even a little extra salt could save it. No one at the party disliked it, but lets just say that when I was testing it I didn’t want to have to keep testing it after each subtle change, like adding a little more salt, or a little more lemon. We didn’t have more trout to add, which may have worked better. I wish we’d just put out the trout as it was. There was nothing wrong with it. Poor trout, all coated in gross yogurt and horseradish. Simple is better. This is a good lesson.

Next post…risotto balls. Simple recipe, fancy presentation. Step in the right direction.

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