Thanks to guest blogger, Kay Pomerantz, aunt of a dear friends. Despite having a busy career as Jewish educator and administrator, rebbetzin and mother of 4, she managed to publish 3 cookbooks, including Come for Cholent, Come for Cholent Again and Come for Everything but Cholent and was gracious enough to share this fabulous salmon recipe.
Super Delish Holiday Salmon
Such an easy and super delicious dish. Perfect for holiday luncheons, late suppers or buffets. The salmon can be served warm or cold. A pretty presentation, it’s just great for entertaining. Easy to transport if you are bringing a dish.
Holiday menu
We have served it here with stuffed zucchini. Try it with your favorite salads for a cold meal or buffet. For a warm meal, try cups of soup, stuffed mushrooms and mini corn fritters. Click the recipe link for a suggested menu for friends stopping by, a Christmas brunch or a late New Year’s Eve supper.
Aunt Kay’s Salmon is so easy it’s great for an elegant meal in the middle of the week with fab leftovers for lunch the next day!
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