Smoked Salmon Dill Goat Cheese Baguette Bites

When goat cheese, smoked salmon and dill get together, beautiful things happen! These Smoked Salmon Dill Goat Cheese Baguette Bites are the perfect holiday finger food.

Total10 min
Serves4
Calories210
Protein15g
Smoked salmon dill goat cheese baguette bites on parchment paper

When goat cheese, smoked salmon and dill get together ⇒ beautiful things happen! The combination is incredible. These simple yet fancy-tasting Smoked Salmon Dill Goat Cheese Baguette Bites are the perfect holiday finger food!

The recipe

Smoked Salmon Dill Goat Cheese Baguette Bites

Prep
10 min
Total
10 min
Serves
4
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Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Toast the baguette slices.

  2. Spread with goat cheese.

  3. Arrange the salmon slices on top.

  4. Top with dill.

  5. Enjoy!

Notes

You can mix a bit of olive oil into the goat cheese to make it easier to spread.

Nutrition Facts

4 servings per recipe
Serving size3 baguette bites
Amount per servingCalories
210
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 8.6g11%
Saturated Fat 4.9g25%
Cholesterol 20mg7%
Sodium 517mg22%
Total Carbohydrate 18.7g7%
Dietary Fiber 0.8g3%
Total Sugars 1.8g
Includes 0.7g Added Sugars1%
Protein 14.6g29%

* The % Daily Value tells you how much a nutrient in a serving contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

Macro mix

  • 28% Protein 14.6g
  • 36% Carbs 18.7g
  • 36% Fat 8.6g

Protein score

7g protein per 100 calories

High protein

Nutrition is an estimate per serving, calculated from USDA ingredient data and will vary with brands and portions. Optional items not included: fresh dill to taste. Assumes about 2 tsp (10 g) goat cheese per slice and thin baguette slices of about 12 g each. Use it as a guide, not medical advice.

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Behind the recipe

The story, tips & photos

Smoked salmon dill goat cheese baguette bites on parchment paper

All you have to do is toast baguette slices, spread them with your favorite goat cheese, arrange smoked salmon slices on top, add dill and enjoy! Seriously, that’s it.

Looking for Christmas appetizer ideas? Hosting a New Year’s Eve party? These are a MUST! The beauty of this recipe is its simplicity.

Now, you can get a little fancy and mix some other ingredients into your goat cheese. This would add more flavor and fluff up the texture. But that, my friends, requires an electric mixer or a food processor. You could even add spiralized pieces of cucumber. But this recipe was inspired by the need to make something delicious without creating an absolute mess in the kitchen!

Toasted baguette slices topped with goat cheese and smoked salmon
Smoked salmon baguette bites garnished with fresh dill
Smoked salmon dill goat cheese baguette bites surrounded by dill sprigs

Spread parchment paper right on your table as you make these. No need to place them on serving plates! They look beautiful that way, with the dill pieces around them. Now tell me, what would we do without parchment paper OR these amazing Smoked Salmon Dill Goat Cheese Baguette Bites?!

What are you waiting for? Get on it and go grab some goat cheese and smoked salmon! It’s time to impress your guests with this no-mess recipe!

What I’ve used in this recipe:

Bamboo spatulas used to spread goat cheese on baguette bites

Here’s a complete list of my kitchen essentials.

Smoked Salmon Dill Goat Cheese Baguette Bites

Smoked salmon dill goat cheese baguette bites, an easy holiday finger food appetizer

Questions & comments 1

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  1. JJovany

    well, fish eggs and caviar is coenrdsied a delicacy in many places. But, on the other hand, ppl serve them so that everyone thinx that they are rich and cool. it usually depends on their culture. if they are from a country (usually in asia) that has fish eggs and caviar a delicacy, then they arent trying to show off their money, theyre just teaching you aspects of their culture and heritage.

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