Potato and Salmon Croquettes with Yogurt Sauce
- Easy
- 22 min
When you are wandering through the streets of Emilia-Romagna, you'll probably spot a piadina stand on every corner. And look, this piadina with salmon? It’s a modern twist on the classic Italian street food. Really, it's a lighter and more fresh option. Inside the warm flatbread, you'll find thin slices of salmon, peppery arugula, and a zesty yogurt sauce for piadina that really wakes up the flavors. Really really good. The caramelized lemon zest adds a tangy aroma—making each bite feel special yet approachable.
In Emilia-Romagna, piadina often comes with various ingredients, like prosciutto or grilled veggies, but this salmon piadina recipe stands out for being both quick and a bit gourmet. Pretty simple.
So here's the thing, this isn't your average smoked salmon flatbread—it's lighter, with a soft, almost moist texture. And does not leave you feeling weighed down. And those looking for a healthy salmon wrap or a fast lunch appreciate how this dish keeps things simple while delivering on taste. Seriously good.
The arugula adds a bit of bite, balancing out the creamy yogurt sauce and that kick from the lemon zest. In Emilia-Romagna, you'll find all kinds of piadina combinations. So... Don't hesitate to get creative. Try switching up the greens, or add grilled zucchini or roasted peppers if you're feeling adventurous. Pretty much.
The idea is to play with what's in season and what you love. Whether you call it an easy piadina recipe or just a quick salmon dinner, this Italian flatbread with salmon is all about bright, satisfying flavors. Perfect for a picnic or enjoyed right at your kitchen counter. Experimenting with different fillings? Half the fun. And here's the deal: it gives you a taste of Italy’s culinary creativity right in your own home.
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To make the flatbread with salmon and yogurt sauce, first, take the lemon peel with a peeler 1, cut the peels into thin strips 2. Now pour the sugar and water into a small saucepan 3 and place it on the stove.
When the sugar has dissolved, add the lemon peel and cook over medium heat for 4 minutes 4 until the water has evaporated and the peels are caramelized 5. Use kitchen tongs to place the peels on a tray lined with parchment paper 6.
In a tall glass, pour the yogurt 7, dill, and oil 8, blend with an immersion blender 9 to obtain a smooth cream.
Season the sauce with salt and pepper and set aside 10. Now heat the flatbread on both sides in a pan for a couple of minutes 11. Everything is ready to fill the flatbread: first, distribute the arugula 12.
Place the salmon slices and sauce on top 13, add more arugula and caramelized lemon zest 14. The flatbread with salmon and yogurt sauce is ready to be served 15.