Portobello and Salmon Sandwich with Relish and Egg Salad

Portobello and Salmon Sandwich with Relish and Egg Salad

This was a great appetizer or lunch that I served a while back. I needed something interesting and something fresh that I hadn’t prepared before. When times of going to the grocery store seem to be more and more of a hassle, it is always good to either have things on hand or use some of the leftovers or condiments in a unique fashion. I had made some egg salad the day before so I didn’t have to make that. The pickle relish just took a minute to cut everything. The caviar I had as well as the smoked salmon. All I had to do with cook the portobellos and layer them like a burger. Here is the recipe for portobello and smoked salmon sandwich, I hope you enjoy it!

 

Recipe Ingredients

4 portobellos

5 tbsp of olive oil

1 tbsp of balsamic

1 sprig of rosemary

salt and pepper

 

8 oz of smoked salmon

1/2 cup of fresh sheeps milk ricotta cheese

1 lemon zested

2 avocados

 

Egg Salad

6 hard boiled eggs peeled

1/8 cup of chopped green onions

3 tbsp of diced onion (red or white)

1 1/2 tbsp of whole grain dijon mustard

1/2 cup of mayo

1 tsp of chopped fresh dill

Salt and pepper (I usually add 1 tbsp of diced pickle but didn’t because I had a pickle relish)

 

Pickle relish

1/4 cup of julienned bread and butter pickles

1/4 red onion sliced thin

2 tbsp of capers

1 1/2 tbsp of chopped fresh dill

3 tbsp of juice from the pickle and capers.

 

Recipe Instructions

For the egg salad,

Place all the ingredients in a bowl, mix well, and season well. Set aside

For the pickle relish,

Place all the ingredients in a bowl, mix well, and set aside

For the Portobello,

You have a few options for this depending on what mood you are in. You can marinate the portobellos if you have time with the olive oil and balsamic for 20-30 minutes and then simply grill them. I didn’t have time to marinate or grill them. I simply sprinkled the balsamic and oil all over the portobellos, seasoned them with salt and pepper, and placed them into a medium-medium/low heat saute pan. I cooked them for about 12-14 minutes flipping them over half way through the cooking process. Then turn off the heat and allow them to cool in the pan. I then took them out of the pan once they cooled slightly and were tender all the way through. I then sliced them two to three time horizontally depending on how thick they were. I then took a little ricotta cheese and spread some on one slice of the portobello. I took the lemon and zested a little zest on top of the cheese. Then I added a layer of smoked salmon and fresh chopped dill. I added a few slices of avocado (make sure you season the avocados with a little salt) and then added another layer of portobello and started the layering process all over again. Topping the whole thing with a slice of portobello. You should be left with something that looks like a layered burger so to speak. Do the same process with the remaining portobellos. Then carefully using a sharp knife slice them in half.

To finish,

Place the two halves on one plate. Add a spoonful of each egg salad, pickle relish, and caviar. Serve and enjoy!

Portobello and Salmon Sandwich with Relish and Egg Salad

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