Tinned salmon

Sunnyday

Morrisons do their own brand pink salmon in the tall tins but i`m not sure about the weight.
I mix it with mayo and lots of black pepper to make a lovely sandwich spread. I add sliced cucumber to the sandwiches as i make them.

Nicer and a lot cheaper than ham.

SD

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Buy pink salmon and bung a bit of Branston tomato and red pepper relish in with it .beautiful and as red as any other salmon .In a sandwich who will know

Butterfly_Brain

I love salmon with a layer of cream cheese topped with spinach

Barneysmom

Thanks everyone, there's nothing nicer than a salmon and cuc sandwich! I don't know why I haven't doe them for work befroe.


The fishcakes, do you use breadcrumbs on them, I have a small loaf I bought 2 days ago and it's going to go in the bin of I don't do something?


The Tesco link is brilliant, thank you for it..;)

Bronnie

Fish Pie
My mum, of necessity, used to stretch a small tin of pink salmon into a family meal for 4. She flaked it into a buttery parsley sauce and topped with mashed potato and browned in the oven. Served with peas, half a tomato and bread and butter. It was a favourite tea and although only a tiny bit of salmon, it was very tasty. I think she mostly had mashed potato on her own plate tbh.
Like many mums of her generation, she was a star:A!

Pssst

Do they still keep the tinned Salmon behind the counter in your local shop??

HariboJunkie

The only thing I really use it for is salmon quiche which we all love. :drool:

Churchmouse

HariboJunkie wrote: »

The only thing I really use it for is salmon quiche which we all love. :drool:

That's all we ever use it for too Haven't made one for ages, but this has made me want one. They go brilliantly with salad. My recipe is so old it's all in ounces, with no hint of a metric conversion :rotfl:

Barneysmom

Hi, I went to Morrison's and got a big tin of pink, it was £1.50. Plus for special a small 213g tin of red.
The big tin will do us for tea one night (2 of us) as fishcaks or something, plus I'll get a day's sandwiches for work out of it so a bargain really.

Suunygirl, I do love the sound of your pasta idea, I've got loads of tins of tuna that I bought a couple of weeks ago. Normally I just use it on sandwiches, but a meal out of it would be lovely, and save some money too.

I bought a tin of sardines in tomato sauce, they're brilliant for a breakfast with toast and fresh tomato. I think they were 44p, but I know the dogs will be on a mega scrounge when they see the tin being opened so I'll spread a thin layer on some toast for them too.

A little bit of tinned fish seems to stretch a heck of a long way doesn't it? :cool:


Hey Churchmouse, what's 'metric conversion'?

Farway

Barneysmom, I love tinned sardines as well, and have found the Asda Smartprice are as good as any, and 23p a tine last time I looked, and if you do not like them the dogs will