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Smoked Salmon Latkes

June 1, 2008

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YIELD: 4 to 6 servings

1 pt.

sour cream

1 Tbsp.

Old Bay or other crab-boil seasoning

1½ lbs.

russet potatoes

5 oz.

smoked salmon, finely chopped

1

small white onion, peeled, grated

½ cup

flour

1

egg yolk

2 tsps.

kosher salt

1 tsp.

ground black pepper

1. In small bowl, combine sour cream and crab-boil seasoning. Set aside.

2. Scrub potatoes under cold running water. Shred with large holes of box grater or food processor. Turn shreds into a strainer set over a bowl. Press potatoes firmly. Reserve liquid in bowl; let liquid stand several minutes. Pour off top clean layer and reserve cloudy starch remaining. Rinse squeezed potatoes with cold water. Drain in a colander.

3. In large bowl, combine grated potato, salmon, onion, flour, egg yolk, salt, black pepper and reserved starch; mix well. Form into silver-dollar-sized cakes, squeezing to form the cakes. Arrange cakes on a paper-towel-covered cookie sheet. Pat dry with paper towels.

4. In a large skillet over high heat, heat enough oil to cover ¼ in. over bottom of pan until very hot. Add cakes and cook until well browned. Turn and cook other side.

5. Per portion: Plate 3 cakes. Drizzle sour cream over cakes.

Recipe by Doug Murray, former Associate Director and Executive Chef of Washington State University Dining Services, Pullman

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