
(Simple & Tasty) Smoked Salmon Naan Recipe
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Time to read 3 min
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Time to read 3 min
Hey there! I’ve got a new favorite appetizer that’s a total crowd-pleaser: Dill Pickle Dip & Smoked Salmon Flatbread. It’s a fresh, flavorful combo featuring our Berry & Brine Dill Pickle Dip as the star ingredient. The creamy tanginess of the dip pairs perfectly with silky smoked salmon, all served on soft naan bread. It’s simple to make, super impressive, and completely addictive—especially if you cut it into cute shapes like hearts for a Valentine’s Day brunch. Trust me, this one’s going to be your go-to for gatherings. Let’s dive in and create something delicious!
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Berry & Brine Dill Pickle Dip (8oz tub): The star of the show! This creamy, tangy dip brings the perfect balance of dill and pickle flavors. Go for our signature blend for maximum flavor.
Naan Bread (2 6-inch pieces): Soft and slightly chewy, naan is the ideal base for this recipe. Use fresh naan for the best texture, or lightly warm it before spreading.
Smoked Salmon (150-200g): Silky and rich, smoked salmon adds a delicious savory depth. Opt for wild-caught, thinly sliced varieties for easy layering.
Fresh Dill (for garnish): A pop of fresh dill on top enhances the flavor and presentation. Use fresh sprigs for a burst of color and aroma.
Cracked Black Pepper: Adds a subtle spice that complements the dill and salmon. Freshly cracked is always better!
Heart-Shaped Cookie Cutter (optional): Perfect for making adorable, romantic shapes, especially for Valentine’s or special occasions.
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This Dill Pickle Dip & Smoked Salmon Flatbread combines creamy dip, silky salmon, and fresh dill for the perfect party appetizer.
And there you have it—a show-stopping appetizer that’s as easy to make as it is impressive! This Dill Pickle Dip & Smoked Salmon Flatbread is sure to be a hit at your next gathering, especially with that irresistible combination of tangy dip and silky salmon. Enjoy!
Yes! While naan gives a soft, chewy base with crisped edges when toasted, you can also use pita, lavash, or even toasted sourdough as a substitute.
If making ahead, toast the naan and let it cool completely before adding toppings. Keep spreads and ingredients separate until just before serving to prevent sogginess.
Pair it with a light green salad, sparkling water with citrus, or even a chilled glass of rosé for a quick brunch, lunch, or elegant appetizer board.