From: *Shelly*
On Dec 17, 2004
I am seriously shocked over how good this is. This has the perfect combination/amount of seasonings in it — makes it so tasty without stealing the smoked salmon's thunder. I was concerned at first that this had 12 oz of cream cheese (seemed like a lot with only 8 oz of smoked salmon) in it but believe me it works. Simply the best smoked salmon spread I have ever had.
From: Miss Annie
On Mar 23, 2004
Wow, what a wonderful recipe. The spread was full of different flavors, but they all worked well together. The hot sauce gave it a nice kick, but not overpowering. The dill added color and a slight piquant flavor. Very, very nice, Marie Alice!
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful recipe.
From: Michelle S.
On May 31, 2005
Yum, let me repeat YUM!!!! This is so very good. The combination of ingredients is dead on. I enjoyed the flavor more after it sat overnight. Its fabulous on bagette slices, toasted bagels, crackers or stuffed in celery! A most definite try and a most definite keeper.
From: MEAN CHEF
On Dec 17, 2004
Absolutely Fabulishious. This is a perfect smoked salmon spread - the proportions and flavorings are right on target. Do not miss this recipe
From: Chris from Kansas
On Dec 4, 2005
Oh my gosh, this is seriously good! I love salmon spreads and the ingredients in this one looked especially good. The capers, green onions and dill really bring out the flavor. I even used light cream cheese and sour cream and it was still perfect. This will be the only recipe I use from now on. It's the BEST!
From: Claudia Dawn
On Jan 13, 2005
Very, very good. I used my leftover smoked salmon from my New Year's Day brunch. I ate it on the leftover mini-bagels. It was out-of-this world. Next year, I may make the salmon spread for my brunch because it's easier to serve (eliminates "building" the locks and bagels). Outstanding recipe, MarieAlice! Thanks for sharing.
From: Golfingaznut
On Dec 31, 2005
We had this as part of our Chrismas Eve appetizers. We only used 8 oz of neufchatel and a bit less than 1/3 cup of light sour cream, and it was almost too rich. Next time we'll use a little less neufchatel, to promote the flavor of the smoked salmon. But the mixture of flavors is excellent. Had never thought to add capers to a smoked salmon dip, but it was great. Will make again.
From: Kathy!!
On Jan 17, 2008
We liked this pretty well, but I had to add some seasoning salt. Maybe our salmon wasn't very salty? I love capers with salmon. Thanks for the recipe.
From: Loryn
On Oct 21, 2007
We smoked 8 oz of salmon for a football party and I made this recipe to a T. I don't eat seafood, but, for everyone else, it was a HUGE hit and everyone just went crazy over the fish spread! People still ask about it and it was months ago. I served it with table crackers, ritz toasted chips and fresh french bread. The only suggestion I got to make it 10 stars for next time was maybe to use more than 8 oz of fish and to leave everything else the same, but trust me, they weren't complaining!!
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