These hot smoked salmon and cucumber sandwiches really knock it out of the park when made with cream cheese and capers or aoili.
These go perfectly with refrigerator dill pickles.
Hot smoked salmon is different than cured salmon which you may know as lox. It is usually found packaged in the deli section and labeled as smoked salmon.
The key to making a great sandwich is to place the ingredients so that you get them in every bite.
The second thing is to arrange them so they don’t squirt out the other side. Place slippery ingredients such as tomato, cucumber, and avocado between others that create friction, like shredded lettuce, meats, or sprouts.
You can make wonderful, buttery toast in a cast iron skillet. No need to clutter your counter with a toaster surrounded by crumbs. This is especially handy in a tiny kitchen. If you pay attention you’ll never have burned toast again. And no more scraping.
EQUIPMENT: 12″ cast iron skillet, fish flipper, wooden cutting board, chef’s knife.
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