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- 275 g (10oz) smoked rainbow trout fillets
- grated zest and juice of 1 lemon
- 125 g (4oz) cream cheese
- 75 ml (3 fl oz) horseradish sauce
- salt and ground black pepper
- 142 ml carton double cream
- 450 g (1lb) thinly sliced smoked salmon
- 60 ml chopped dill
- Step 1
Place the trout in a food processor with the lemon zest, cream cheese and horseradish. Pulse until the mixture is just smooth. Season to taste with 30ml (2tbsp) lemon juice, salt and ground black pepper. Lightly whip the cream and fold into the trout mixture.
- Step 2
Fit a large piping bag with a 2cm (3/4in) plain nozzle and fill with the smoked-trout mixture. Arrange approximately 12.5cm (5in) wide strips of smoked salmon on clingfilm; pipe the trout mixture along the length of each strip. Roll the smoked salmon up so that it covers the filling, using the clingfilm to help. Chill on a baking sheet for at least 1hr.
- Step 3
To serve, cut the salmon on the diagonal into 2.5cm (1in) lengths with a very sharp knife Dip the ends into the chopped dill (see Cook’s tip).
To Freeze: Freeze the roulades at the end of step 2. To use, defrost at cool room temperature for 1hr, complete the recipe, then leave to thaw completely in the fridge before serving.
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Cook's tip
If the roulades are soft, freeze for 10-15min before cutting.Per Serving:

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