Simply spectacular! This is a sublime, delicate, delicious, impressive recipe ... we really loved it. It is true that we are very lovers of tartares, but this is very different. For those who do not like strong flavors, it is ideal. It has such a perfect combination of flavors that none stands out above the others. And the mango gives it a sweet touch, which combined with the vanilla it is really delicious. And the freshness of chive and chive… Come on… A perfect starter for Christmas!!
The only thing is that you should prepare it a little in advance so that all the ingredients are fresh at the time of consumption. And we must also chop the salmon with a knife, so that it is a good tartare, otherwise, in the thermomix it would destroy us ... I have learned this recipe from the Torres cooks, in the Torres en la Cocina program. You can take a look that they have very interesting recipes.
To accompany this delight, you can use thin toast bread or crystal bread, mmm delicious!
Salmon tartare with mango vanilla aroma
Delicate and smooth salmon tartare with mango and a touch of vanilla. Ideal to surprise our guests with this delicious Christmas starter.
Source - Towers in the Kitchen TVE1
Spectacular! I make it with salmon, couscous, avocado and lemon zest!
What a good look! !!
Can sesame oil and rice vinegar be substituted?
Thank you!!
Hi Mercedes, actually those ingredients are optional and just add a touch of flavor. But if you don't like them or don't have them, you can do without them because it is difficult to find a good equivalent. It will also be delicious if you do without them. 🙂 thanks for writing !!
is it smoked lounge ?? raw salmon??
Hello David, as a general rule in tartars the product is used raw (whether meat or fish) but with smoked salmon it will also be delicious 🙂 thank you for writing us !!
If the salmon is raw, isn't it necessary to freeze it because of the anisakis?
Thank you!
Hi Jose, effectively to reduce any type of anisakis in fish that are eaten raw we must freeze it at -20 degrees for 48 hours. Then we let it defrost in the fridge (if possible by separating the fish from the juice released from defrosting) 24 hours before preparing our tartare. Thanks for writing to us!!
The raw egg yolk could be eliminated from the recipe?
Hi Irene, without any problem… it's just so that she flirts and has more creaminess. So you can remove it without any problem. Thanks for writing to us!