RECIPE: Smoked Salmon Flatbread … Made with Crescent Roll Dough!
Love smoked salmon or lox? Here is a new way to serve up salmon that is just as beautiful as it is tasty. Better yet, from start to finish it only takes about 20 minutes!






Smoked Salmon Flatbread
Equipment
- 1 mandoline slicer
Ingredients
- 1 tube Pillsbury Crescent Dough Sheet
- 4 oz whipped cream cheese I like the Kroger house brand
- 8 oz smoked salmon I used the "Private Edition" brand
- 1 small red onion
- 1 lemon
- 1 English cucumber
- 2 tbsp capers I prefer the Mediterranean Organic Capers
- fresh dill
- salt and pepper
- 1/4 cup Everything Bagel Seasoning Blend I suggest the Simple Truth brand
Instructions
- Cook the Pillsbury Crescent Dough Sheet according to the instructions. For my oven, 12 minutes is perfect.
- As the dough sheet is cooking, slice one lemon in half and then, using a mandoline slicer, slice each side into thin slices. Slice 1/4 of an English cucumber on the mandoline. Then slice one small red onion on the mandoline slicer. You'll want each to be very thin. See the photo in this article as an example.
- Remove the dough sheet from over when fully cooked. After a couple minutes, when the dough is still warm, spread the whipped cream cheese across the sheet. Mix 3/4 of the Everything Bagel Seasoning Blend as you spread the cream cheese.
- Then, layer on sliced cucumbers, red onion, and capers.
- Next, place 15 pieces of smoked salmon onto the dough sheet. (As you place the salmon, imagine where you are going to cut the sheet: you want 5 rows intersecting with 3 rows, making a total of 15 pieces. Place the salmon in the approximate center of each peice.
- Then, layer on fresh dill, more cucumber, the lemon (yes, when sliced very thin, lemon with the rind is delicious!), more onion, capers, salt, and pepper.
- Top the entire sheet with the last bit of Everything Bagel Seasoning.
- Using a pizza slicer, slice the sheet into 15 even pieces.
- Place on a platter and enjoy!
- Extras to consider: chopped hard-boiled eggs, pea sprouts, caviar



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