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Smoked Salmon Cream Cheese
Fresh smoked salmon is folded into fresh cream cheese in this easy, one step recipe.
The Backstory: This is without a doubt, the easiest, two-ingredient recipe in the world, but totally worth making. I know, I know, you can buy ready-made lox spreads in every bagel bakery and most supermarkets, so why bother picking up a few slices of lox or splurging for package of Nova and going to all this trouble (and by all this trouble, I mean the entire five minutes it will take to make it?) More of the Backstory after the recipe…

Smoked Salmon Cream Cheese
Ingredients
- 1 8 ounce block of cream cheese, room temperature
- 1/4 lb. sliced smoked salmon (4 ounces), cut into small pieces pat salmon dry with paper to remove excess oil before cutting into pieces
- seasonings, herbs, onions your choice to taste (optional)
Instructions
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										Place cream cheese in a medium bowl and mash with a fork. Add in salmon pieces and mix together until well combined and you can see pieces of the salmon throughout the cream cheese. Add seasonings and stir.
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										Refrigerate until ready to serve. Serve in a pretty serving bowl.
…The Backstory continues: Because it’s completely worth it.
Once you make your own smoked salmon cream cheese, you simply won’t be able to buy the store-bought stuff again. It’s really true. There’s a whole lotta truth behind having best in class ingredients, even it if it’s for something as simple as this. So whether or not you’re making a full-on brunch spread for a crowd, or just about to toast up a bagel for yourself, this is completely worth the effort. Make a small batch, if the latter is the case. It will store in the fridge for a few days, and trust me, you’ll find yourself eating bagels more than you usually would–just to have an excuse to pile on the smoked salmon cream cheese.
 







 
 
			
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