Honey Cured Salmon and Potato Rosti RecipeIngredients for the salmon1 lb. fresh salmon side or large fillet3 tbsp. honey3 tbsp. chopped dill2 tbsp. chopped chives1 tbsp. grated ginger or 1 tsp. powdered ginger1 lb. coarse salt1 lb. white sugarIngredients for the potato rosti1 leek cut in julienne4 tbsp. olive oil1 ½ lb. potatoes, peeled1 egg, beatenSalt and pepper1 tbsp all-purpose flourIngredients for the garnishBunch of dill or chives for garnish6 oz. crème fraicheDirectionsPlace the salmon fillet in a shallow glass container and brush with honey, and sprinkle with dill, chives and ginger.Mix the salt and sugar and cover the salmon completely with the mix.Cover the container with plastic film and leave for 24 hs. in the refrigerator.Once the fish is done curing, wash the salmon under cold fresh water and pat dry with paper towels.Keep covered in the refrigerator and start on the potato rosti.Heat 1 tablespoon of olive oil in a sautee pan and stir-fry the leeks until golden. Reserve.Boil the potatoes whole in water for 5 minutes. Cool down under cold water, pat dry and grate onto a bowl, in thick strands. Add the leek, flour, egg, salt and pepper and mix well.Heat 3 tbsp. of olive oil in shallow pan and take a spoonful of the potato mix and place in the oil, flatten with a wooden spoon or spatula and cook until golden, then flip and cook the other side until golden as well. Cook about 3 or 4 at a time, remove with a slotted spoon or spatula and reserve warm.To serve put about a teaspoon of cream cheese on the potatoes and add the salmon cut in thin slices. Garnish with dill.This recipe is found in:Recipes by Ingredient: Seafood Recipes, Smoked Salmon RecipesRecipes by Course or Meal: Appetizers and Side Dishes, Breakfast and Brunch RecipesRecipes by Occasion: Easter Recipes, Labor Day and 4th of July Recipes, Holiday RecipesRecipes by Season: Spring and Summer Recipes