Salmon mousse recipe

This light and fluffy mousse has swirls of lox (smoked salmon), fresh dill and lemon juice. Make it for a great appetizer or snack!

This Seafood Mousse uses canned crab and shrimp as its base, but is highly customizable. A fancy -but easy -appetizer for your special event.

You've got to try our Smoked Salmon Mousse recipe! It's full of flavors that blend to perfection, with no overpowering tastes. Plus, it's surprisingly light and has a tangy kick with just a hint of smokiness. So versatile too! Enjoy it as a spread with crackers, an elegant two-bite appetizer piped into pastry puffs, or served on cucumber slices. Trust me, it's a breeze to make, and you don't even need gelatin. So, don't miss out on this creamy, flavorful delight!

Preparation time (not including waiting periods): 30 minutes

Craft a delectable Mary Berry Salmon Mousse with cooked salmon, diced celery, green bell pepper, onion, dill, mayo, yogurt, lemon juice, cream cheese, tomato soup, Tabasco, gelatin. Prep time: 35 mins. Serves 8

You've got to try our Smoked Salmon Mousse recipe! It's full of flavors that blend to perfection, with no overpowering tastes. Plus, it's surprisingly light and has a tangy kick with just a hint of smokiness. So versatile too! Enjoy it as a spread with crackers, an elegant two-bite appetizer piped into pastry puffs, or served on cucumber slices. Trust me, it's a breeze to make, and you don't even need gelatin. So, don't miss out on this creamy, flavorful delight!

This smooth and creamy Salmon Mousse looks especially festive when it's unmolded and garnished with sliced lemon, dill and an olive slice for the eye! Okay, maybe it's a little retro, but fish molds seem to have made a real comeback. And because it's made without whipping cream or mayonnaise, it's low in fat and calories, and the flavour is unbeatable. Simply mix together some chopped dill, minced onion, lemon juice, yoghurt and sour cream with some dissolved gelatin, and chill until almost…

Norwegian smoked salmon mousse is such a simple, quick and delicious dish to make. Serve with seasonal vegetables, crackers and breads.

This smooth and creamy salmon mousse looks so pretty and festive when it's un-molded in small ramekin size servings or from a decorative fish mold. There's no cream or mayonnaise used in the recipe, so it's low if fat and calories. But more important to the taste buds, it's delicious too. Fabulous as a festive hors d'oeuvre, it can also be prepared in small timbale shape molds and served as a first course with little toast points. Salmon Mousse with Dill Makes 4 cups 1 envelope unflavoured…

A fantastically easy starter for a dinner party or light lunch to have with friends.