Pickled Northern Under a Fur Coat
I hope that by sharing and celebrating the food I create with the fish and wild game I harvest, I can highlight the great contribution so many hunters and anglers have made to conservation in this country, and reflect the freedom we have to enjoy America's great outdoors.
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This classic Russian winter recipe, Russian Shuba Salad, is a great cold salad traditionally layered with potatoes, onion, carrots, eggs, beets, mayonnaise, & pickled herring. But I used Northern Pike caught while ice fishing here in North Dakota. For the pickled pike, you can use my recipe here.
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Pickled Northern Under a Fur Coat
Course: Wild Recipes4
servings30
minutes30
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Ingredients
1/4 pound pickled Northern Pike, chopped
10 baby carrots, boiled and grated
1/2 medium onion, chopped
1/4 cup beets, cooked and chopped
1/4 cup mayonnaise
1 hardboiled egg, white & yolks separated & chopped
Preparation
- Use 4-inch mini Springform cake pan or something similar on a large plate and begin by placing potatoes on the bottom.
- Then layer pickled fish, then onion, then carrots, then beets, with a little mayonnaise in between each layer. Place in fridge overnight.
- Before serving, lift cake pan gently off layered mold. Top with chopped egg. Finally, garnish with fresh dill and serve with rye bread or crackers.
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