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Fish Recipe: Open faced Salmon Sandwiches with Sweet Honey Mustard Sauce

Written by Karen Humphrey

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Just recently I discovered Steamy Kitchen, and these delicious sandwiches caught my eye immediately. One evening when we had a couple of teenagers in the house, I whipped them up. Everyone loved them, and the kids cleaned their plates. The only suggestion they gave was that I reduce the mustard just a teeny bit, because it was a bit to strong for them. You could play around with it to suit your tastebuds!

Open faced Salmon Sandwiches with Sweet Honey Mustard Sauce

Adapted From Steamy Kitchen

The sauce:

1 1/2-2 Tbsp dijon mustard (orginal says 2 Tbsp. You can judge to your tastebuds)

1 Tbsp honey

2 Tbsp olive oil

1/2 tsp lemon juice

1/4 tsp salt

ground black pepper

Whisk the mustard, honey, lemon juice, salt and pepper together in a small bowl. Contining to whisk, drizzle in the olive oil and whisk until incoporated. Set aside.

For the sandwich:

2 hard boiled eggs, peeled and sliced

4 (4 oz) salmon filets, skin removed

3 Tbsp olive oil, divided

2 Tbsp sweet mustard sauce

1/4 red onion, sliced thinly

8 slices dark bread ( I used sunflower sourdough and it was delicious)

Mixed leafy greens

1 avocado, halved, pitted, sliced

Using 1 Tbsp of the olive oil, brush over your bread and toast until golden. Set aside.

Heat up the rest of the olive oil in a fry pan and fry up your salmon, sprinkling with salt and pepper to season. When it's opaque and flakes well, remove from the heat and let cool. Cut each piece into two pieces.

To assemble the sandwiches layer the greens, tomato, egg slices, avocado, red onion, and salmon. Drizzle some of the mustard sauce over top.

Yum! They are delicious.

Serves 4

Karen Humphrey

Karen Humphrey

Karen (aka Scattered Mom) has been passionate about food since the 1970s, when she created tasty treats from her Easy Bake oven. Literally thrown into the kitchen at the tender age of 21 when she became foster Mom to 4 teenagers, it was pretty much a do or die situation. Her specialty? Cookies. Her real passion? Writing. Put them together with a marriage to a guy 20 years older, their own teenager, and life on the West Coast of Canada, and you have her blog, Notes from the Cookie Jar.

Website: notesfromthecookiejar.com

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