Mead Glazed Salmon Loaf

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David Baldwin

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A quick and easy recipe I threw together last night. It was too good not to share. ;D


Salmon loaf

1 cup cracker crumbs.
14 oz. Salmon (Canned or Freshpack) I used one of each last night.
Small Jar Pimento's - drained.& chopped fine
1 cup celery chopped fine
1/2 small white onion - chopped fine.
5 eggs - beaten thoroughly.
2 tsp lemon juice.

Mix together thoroughly, and scoop into 7x9 baking casserole dish. (Spray pan with nonstick baking spray to keep it from sticking.)

Sprinkle liberally with slivered almonds.

Pour 1/4 cup Kasztelanski mead over the almonds.

Bake 385 40-45 minutes. Turns golden brown on top.

Set aside to cool 10 minutes and serve.


The mead is very subtle. Best served with a glass of cold water/slice of lemon as a beverage.


Enjoy! (I'm eating the leftovers for breakfast!!)
 
Pardon my snobbery... ;D but I have to admit I cringed when I saw salmon loaf. Looks good though. I'd be interested in trying it with fresh salmon.