Smoked salmon bagel
Time: 10 min 2 servings approx. 510 kcal / serving (estimated) approx. 27 g protein / serving
The lox and cream cheese bagel is a New York Jewish deli breakfast that has become a worldwide favourite. The toasted, chewy bagel, creamy cheese and salty salmon make a simple but perfect combination.
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Halve the bagels and toast them cut side down in a dry frying pan or in the toaster for 2-3 minutes until golden. ⏱ Timer: 2 min Mix the cream cheese with a little lemon juice and pepper. Spread both halves generously with the cream cheese. Arrange the cucumber, salmon, red onion and capers on the bottom halves. Sprinkle with chopped dill, put the tops on and serve immediately.
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Tips
Always toast the bagel, otherwise the crust stays rubbery and the inside heavy. Slice the smoked salmon thinly and don't cook it: it's best cold. If you have no capers, finely chopped gherkin works, though it tastes a little different. The finished sandwich doesn't keep well because the bagel goes soft, so assemble it just before eating.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a bagel and a bread roll?
A bagel is boiled in hot water before baking, so it turns dense, chewy and shiny-crusted, while a bread roll is fluffy and airy.
Can it be made without salmon?
Yes: cream cheese with tomato and cucumber, or egg and avocado, are also classics.
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