Shut Up and Eat Your Capers Breakfast
Author Notes: Pierino felt that he owed food52 a clear and concise recipe after the debacle of his minestra. The dish works but the writing was awful, coming directly on the heals of a long flight from Chicago (written on board) and cooked almost al minute. Let's just say corners were cut. But...this is clean and simple. And it's a continuation of the caper discussion. Drbabs, this one is for you and your caper hating life partner. —pierino
Serves 2
- 4 ounces best quality smoke salmon (as in wild caught Alaskan)
- 1 biggish heirloom tomato
- 1/4 cup salt packed capers (rinsed)
- 1/4 cup red onion, chopped
- 1 ripe avocado
- cracked black pepper
- lemon juice
- fleur de sel
- Work quickly, but begin by rinsing your capers in cold water.
- Chop the red onion into small bits.
- Slice the tomato and hit with some salt and pepper.
- Carefully slice your avocado into "medallions" and squirt some lemon juice on, which will help them not to darken.
- Arrange your salmon slices on your serving plates, with the tomato; chopped onions and capers on top of salmon. Avocado on the side. Fleur de sel to finish it all up.
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about 7 years ago NakedBeet
Love my iphone, hate the camera. Oh, and best title ever (I'm a caper lover...especially those obscenely big ones.)
about 7 years ago healthierkitchen
Yes, but the description works for those of us who are not as visual!
about 7 years ago drbabs
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Pierino, you posted this yesterday--on my "life partner"'s birthday--- and we both want to say thank you. He thinks it sounds great...would go perfectly with an Everything bagel and a little cream cheese. But he still wouldn't eat the capers.
about 7 years ago Brenna
I am 100% iPhone photo. I just can't seem to have a charged digital to save my life. This photo is very 'modern art'. I think this would be delicious on some sourdough toast with the avocado smashed into the bread like butter and then all the fixins' piled (in a loving manner) on top. At least, that's how I'll eat it.
about 7 years ago pierino
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Damn, that picture sucks!
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