What better way to celebrate than with some lovely Irish produce, like this Burren Smokehouse, Cold Smoked Organic Salmon with Whiskey, Honey and Fennel? The Burren Smokehouse was first established in 1989 by Birgitta and Peter Curtin. They researched the smoking traditions in Ireland and in Sweden and the idea of the Smokehouse was born.
I served the smoked salmon for lunch with salad and some Bessy Beck Smoked Trout pate and some lovely Lakeland Walnut and Treacle Loaf and Rye bread with Figs and Walnuts that I bought from More? The Artisan Bakery at the Marmalade Awards. The salmon was delicious, smoked salmon is one of my favourite things to eat and I have tasted a LOT of different kinds. I would thoroughly recommend this organic salmon which won the 2 star Gold Award at the Great Taste Awards 2010 and picked up three other awards at the same show. It had just enough smoky flavour, a little sweetness from the Whiskey and honey and just a hint of the aniseed flavour of the fennel.
Bessy Beck Smoked Trout Pate from Cumbria |
Bread from More? Artisan Bakery |
Enjoy some Irish produce for your St Patricks Day feast.
I was provided with the Smoked Salmon as part of a hamper of Irish produce, I bought the bread, salad and Smoked Trout Pate. I was not paid to review these products and all opinions are my own.
That smoked salmon looks so good. I bet the fennel is lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to celebrate St. Pat's Day. I'd love to try that combination of salmon with whiskey, honey and fennel. The rye bread sounds a treat too!
ReplyDeleteSmoked salmon is food from the gods. I would eat it three times a day if I could. Yum!
ReplyDeleteI love smoked salmon - your pictures made my mouth water! We like ours with honey mustard mayo and shredded fennel salad. Yum!
ReplyDeleteWe get a side of their salmon every christmas
ReplyDeletePeter happens to be a friend of the family
It is so delicious