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Cheat's taramasalata

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Cheat’s taramasalata

Whizz up a quick taramasalata with this easy recipe. Rosie Mackean’s cheat’s version of the beloved Greek dip is made with hot-smoked trout instead of cod roe, and is just as delicious. Retro favourite: “For some reason smoked mackerel pâté seemed to be a dish that everyone knew how to make before I left school back in the late 2000s,” says Rosie Mackean. “I think it could have been on the Home Economics curriculum, or perhaps it was just a Blue Peter recipe that endured through our parents. Anyway, by the time we got to university everyone seemed to only know one dish, and taramasalata was it.” Taramasalata, reinvented: “This is an easy fish pâté too, but it’s a bit more modern and chic. It’s a cheat’s version of taramasalata, made using hot-smoked trout instead of smoked cod roe (with a few other tricks up our sleeve). You’ll never buy it from the supermarket again after this, trust me!” Easy starter: This speedy taramasalata takes 15 minutes to make and is the perfect laid-back starter, served with crisps and crudités. Keep the European vacation vibes going with more holiday recipes.

Gluten-free
Serves6
Hands-on15 min
DifficultyEasy

Method

  1. Put all the ingredients apart from the dill, olives, crisps and crudités in a blender with 1 tbsp water. Whizz until smooth.

  2. Decant the mixture into a serving dish, then garnish with the dill and olives. Finish with a final drizzle of olive oil and serve alongside the crisps and crudités.

Nutrition

Per serving (Serves 6)
Calories220kcals
Fat20.4g (5.3g saturated)
Protein5.1g
Carbohydrates2.8g (1.2g sugars)
Fibre0.3g

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