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Salmon Risoni with Leek & Green Olives

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20 minsPrep
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Make this risoni! Tangy, creamy and smoky - it's a flavor sensation. Leeks, green olives, feta and smoked fish, all perfectly balanced in taste and nutrition. It makes a great dinner, and the leftovers are even better the next day for lunch. Hot smoked salmon, smoked trout or canned tuna can all be used in this recipe and one of the best things is that it makes use of the whole leek, green tops and all, so there's no food waste!

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Eliza W
Mammabao
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Ingredients 13

4 serves
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1 cup risoni

1 leek, large, white and green parts separated, washed and finely sliced

1⁄4 cup olive oil

1⁄2 tsp salt

2 cloves garlic, peeled and sliced

1⁄4 cup capers, drained

1 lemon, zested and juiced

1⁄2 tsp chilli flakes

1 cup green olives, pitted, roughly chopped

300 g hot smoked salmon, flaked

1 bunch dill, finely chopped

200 g feta, crumbled

1⁄2 tsp pepper

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Nutritionper serving
Calories669 kcal
Fat38g
Carbohydrates46g
Protein34g
Fiber5g
Nutrition information is estimated based on the ingredients in this recipe. It isn't a substitute for a professional nutritionist's advice.

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Method 7

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Step 1

Start by prepping your ingredients. Roughly chop the , pull apart the into flakes, finely chop the and juice and zest the . Peel and finely slice the .

Step 2

Cut the white part of the into slices 2cm. Give the green part of the leek a really good wash and then very finely slice the green leek tops. If you've never cooked with green leek tops before, keep in mind they are much more fibrous so need a finer cut and require a longer cooking time compared to the white part.

Step 3

In a heavy based pot or large frypan, heat the over medium heat. Add the green parts of the , and the and saute slowly for 10 minutes. Add the white parts of the leek and continue to cook until everything is soft and silky. This can take up to 15 minutes, so go low and slow.

Step 4

Add the sliced , , , and cracked and continue to sauté for another 5 minutes.

Step 5

Bring a pot of salted water to the boil and cook the following the packet instructions, leaning towards al dente. Drain well and then tip into the pot with the .

Step 6

Add the lemon juice, flaked fish, chopped , chopped and crumble over the . Gently mix. Taste, adding more and if needed.

Step 7

Serve warm or at room temperature.

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Clove Kitchen's tips

If the leeks are really gritty wash them well. Half-fill the sink with cold water. Cut the green tops off the leek (do not throw them away!) and then cut both the green and the white part lengthways. Put the leek parts into the sink, washing both well to remove dirt or grit. Shake to remove excess moisture.

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So flavourful, a real hit! Definitely a goodie!
I absolutely loved this meal. It is quick, easy and so delicious. I was worried about how salty it would taste with the olives, feta and the capers and nearly chose to not add the capers.. I am so glad I included them, they provide the perfect 'pop' of flavour and definitely not too salty. I also love that I now know how to cook the leek in its entirety (green parts and all!). Also - can confirm that it's even better for lunch the next day 🤌
I absolutely loved this meal. It is quick, easy and so delicious. I was worried about how salty it would taste with the olives, feta and the capers and nearly chose to not add the capers.. I am so glad I included them, they provide the perfect 'pop' of flavour and definitely not too salty. I also love that I now know how to cook the leek in its entirety (green parts and all!). Also - can confirm that it's even better for lunch the next day 🤌
Quick and easy lunch or dinner option! I loved how fresh and vibrant the flavours were specially with the fresh dill, capers and olives. Using smoked salmon also made the dish super easy. Will definitely make this one again!
Quick and easy lunch or dinner option! I loved how fresh and vibrant the flavours were specially with the fresh dill, capers and olives. Using smoked salmon also made the dish super easy. Will definitely make this one again!
This recipe is a winner! Comes together so quickly, even when being interrupted by a 2 year old 17 times. SO much flavour, and bye-bye lonely leek!
This recipe is a winner! Comes together so quickly, even when being interrupted by a 2 year old 17 times. SO much flavour, and bye-bye lonely leek!