while the week is filled with loads of work and all that other stuff you have to do to make a living, my weekends are filled with sleeping / reading / cooking / baking / eating and drinking (i dont always follow the order and start with the drinking instead of the sleeping...).
here is a little cake that goes wonderfully with a glass of white wine or something sparkly. a salmon cake - soft and airy... since the salmon is a quite "fatty fish" the cake is very moist, too.
i like to bake it as a small "gugelhupf" but you are free to fill the batter into a muffin tin (shorter baking time!) and bake small salmon cakes instead. serve with some cream cheese or ricotta that you season with some lemonjuice and chive.
180g flour
15g baking powder
3 eggs
100ml sunflower oil
100ml milk
120g gruyere cheese, freshly grated
120g smoked salmon, cut in small pieces
1 generous hand full of fresh dill, finely chopped
2 tablespoons of pink pepper, ground (use a mortar)
salt and freshly ground pepper
heat the oven to 180 °c.
butter a gugelhupf- or cake tin (25cm) generously or line with parchment paper.
mix eggs, milk and oil in a bowl. mix flour with baking powder and grated cheese and put in another bowl. add salmon, dill and pink pepper. add liquid and mix, then season with salt and pepper.
fill into the prepared cake tin and put in the middle of the oven. bake for about 50 minutes, then let cool for about 10 minutes, then turn over onto a cooling rack.
slice and serve.
great! that looks like a lovely recipe. I've been looking for a savoury cake recipe that makes me want to try is immedietly. This is something I want to try this saturday for guests..:- )
ReplyDeleteShy
What a beautiful looking Salmon Cake!
ReplyDeleteI will have to try this one!
ReplyDeletePerfect~
Beautiful! And sound so good. Great for brunch or a light supper:)
ReplyDeleteshy - i hope your saturday (and the cake) was a success!
ReplyDeletejep - thanks for your lovely remark.
sandi, my girl - hope it worked out well.
half baked - i would have this just for supper (as in: nothing else with it...;-) but it sure is wonderful for a fancy sunday brunch.
i love savory cheesecake, but am less certain about savory cake cake... but i trust you!
ReplyDeleteThat is something I would have never ever thought of - a savoury bundt cake. That really sparks one's imagination!
ReplyDeleteThis is a brilliant idea and I will definitely have to try this. It looks delicious really!
ReplyDeleteI love savoury cakes! This one looks yummy - and with salmon and dill combo?? I'll have to try this sooner than later.
ReplyDeleteA lovely-sounding recipe that would appeal to our Nordic palates for sure :)
ReplyDeleteOoooh, made with smoked salmon...I would love this. I will make this!
ReplyDeletePerfect for a first course... With a bit of bubbly as you suggest...