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Smoked Salmon and Cucumber Canapés

Livened up the a dash of hot pepper sauce, these simple yet fancy smoked salmon and cream cheese cucumber bites are crunchy, creamy finger food perfection! You’re going to just love them!

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smoked salmon and cucumber canapés
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smoked salmon and cucumber canapés

Livened up the a dash of hot pepper sauce, these simple yet fancy smoked salmon and cream cheese cucumber bites are crunchy, creamy finger food perfection! You’re going to just love them!

For a quick and easy appetizer, you can’t beat these.

I love to host parties, but hate letting myself get overwhelmed with complicated, messy recipes that leave me frazzled and my kitchen a mess. Simple is much better. And the fact that these pretty little bites take less than 10 minutes makes them way attractive from a host perspective. These are also great for any time of the year Easter, Mother’s Day, or a brunch party! For something different, you can add a little dash of lemon zest and fresh dill.

Aletia DuPree's recipe

Smoked Salmon and Cucumber Canapés

Prep10 minutesYield12

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  1. Score cucumbers with a channel knife and slice into 1⁄4 inch slices.
  2. In a small bowl, combine salmon, liquid smoke, cream cheese, hot sauce, nuts, parsley, garlic salt, and black pepper.
  3. Pipe onto center of each cucumber.
  4. To garnish, sprinkle with paprika and top each canapé with a fresh parsley sprig.

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