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Click HereWelcome to my Colorado kitchen!
This series features me, Michelle — a writer and soccer mom from the Rocky Mountains — my husband and two kids, some beautiful Vital Choice seafood, and lots of regular home cooking.
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This appetizer is frankly spectacular — yet it’s surprisingly quick and easy to assemble.
It’s savory, colorful, and lets the delicate flavor of high-quality sockeye salmon nova lox shine.
The French term “galette” means any type of flat cake made with buckwheat or wheat flour — but this one is just potato slices with a bit of butter, salt and pepper.
This luscious, gluten-free treat is a marriage of wonderful flavors and textures — crispy potatoes, creamy, lemony crème fraiche, bright, fresh chives, and thin, perfectly cold-smoked salmon slices.
I will say that this was so delicious that the diners at my kitchen table were already pre-ordering their next galette!
My rating: 4+ out of 4 stars
A few notes for the cook
If you have a well-seasoned cast iron skillet, this is the perfect occasion to trot it out, but you can also use any oven-safe sauté pan.
I was able to assemble this dish in about 10 minutes because I used my food processor to evenly and thinly slice the potatoes.
A mandoline slicer would also work well. You can of course slice the potatoes by hand — it will just take a bit longer to prepare.