Smoked Salmon Lasagna Rolls
I was in the mood for smoked salmon, but wanted to do things a little bit differently than the traditional smoked salmon platter, or bagel cream cheese with smoked salmon. I wanted something cold, though, because one, it was awfully hot outside, and two, well, I much prefer my smoked salmon cold. I don’t care much for cooked, or warm smoked salmon…
I started thinking of a lasagna… got inspired by this recent one I made, and this beautiful dish soon appeared in my mind. I must say I am extremely happy with how it turned out. Exactly as I’d envisioned: light, fresh and elegant. And that one is quite easy to put together, too! There’s not much more to it than making a bagel, really!
In fact, if you start working on your garnishes while the pasta is cooking, it should take you no longer to make this dish than the time it will take you to cook the pasta. Well, ok, maybe an extra 5 minutes to do the actual rolls once the pasta is cooked!
This one is very well worth the try, if you ask me.
It’s a superb quick summer night dish.
- 4 whole wheat lasagnas
- 60g low fat cream cheese
- 2/3 cup low fat cottage cheese
- ¼ cup 0% fat plain greek yogurt
- 1 tsp capers, finely chopped
- ¼ tsp freshly cracked black pepper
- ¼ tsp lemon zest
- 200g smoked salmon
- ½ bunch dill
- 20g raw goat cheese – for garnish
- Lemon slices, capers and dill – for garnish
INSTRUCTIONS
- Cook lasagna per instructions on package. Rinse under cold water until completely cooled then pat dry with a clean towel.
- Mix cream cheese, cottage cheese, yogurt, capers, lemon zest and black pepper together
- Spread about one quarter of the mixture on the entire length of the pasta . Make sure to save a little bit of the cheese mixture to garnish the finished rolls.
- Top with 40g of smoked salmon, followed by a few leaves of fresh dill. Carefully roll the lasagna and place it in a service plate.
- Repeat with the remaining lasagnas, placing 2 rolls per plate.
- Drop a dollop of the cheese mixture over each roll, followed by a [10g] piece of smoked salmon, a sprig of fresh dill, a few crumbles of goat cheese and a few capers.
16 Comments on “Smoked Salmon Lasagna Rolls”
This looks SOOOO good!
Yum! I’ve been wanting to make rolled lasagna like that!! I think it looks so beautiful. I’ve been making homemade pasta so I want to give it a try with that, but it doesn’t have the pretty edges 😛
I think it would look pretty even without the curled edges… just a different kind of pretty. Well worth giving it a try anyway, if you ask me! 😀
What a completely brilliant and unique idea! Smoked salmon sarnies are my go-to lunch and this is a fab way to mix it up a little, thanks for a really inspiring recipe!
These are so cute. They look like they are wearing frilly little skirts! BTW, it seems, as I am perusing TS and FG, I end up coming repeatedly to your blog. Your photography is so good!!
Oh my god! Ça a l’air tellement déliceux! Et tes photos sont magnifiques. Je compte faire cette recette très prochainement.. J’en bave vraiment et j’ai très faim 😉 Bel assemblage!
Merci beaucoup, Patricia! Est-ce à dire que j’aurai l’honneur de voir cette recette sur ton blog dans un futur pas trop lointain?
Absolutely brilliant. I never feel like making lasagna, so I’ve had a box of lasanga noodles sitting in my cupboard for too long. Now I know what to do with it!
Mmm! So good!
I adapted it because I didn’t have any fresh dill (sad! I know) or a zester. I used the all-purpose dill mix from Pampered Chef (just because it was in my cupboard), added a bit of lemon juice, and used garlic-and-herb goat cheese.
I was over the moon. So good! In the future, I think I’ll wrap up a piece of red or green leaf lettuce and omit the cream cheese as I found it heavy towards the end of the meal – I’m glad I made a salad as a side for a bit of crunch.
At any rate – fantastic recipe that sent my brain spinning with all of the ways I could modify it. Thank you!
Thanks so much for such great feedback, Amanda! I’m glad this worked for you! I sure would love to hear about your future modifications, too. There’s no such thing as too much inspiration, you know… 😉
Thanks for sharing. Your smoked salmon lasagna rolls makes me drooling.