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Crispy Salmon Salad in Tortilla

1 serving

40 minutes

Crispy salmon salad in a tortilla is an exquisite blend of fresh vegetables and tender canned salmon wrapped in a Mexican flatbread. This recipe is inspired by the traditions of Mexican cuisine, where simplicity meets rich flavors. The salad of carrots, cucumbers, and a tangy mayonnaise-mustard sauce adds lightness and freshness to the dish, while added slices of tomato and green lettuce make it particularly appetizing. It's an ideal choice for a quick snack or light lunch that delights with a balance of textures—the softness of fish and vegetables combined with the crispy tortilla creates a harmony of flavors. This roll is convenient to take along and serves as an excellent alternative to regular sandwiches, bringing a touch of Mexican charm to everyday menus.

Energy value per serving
CaloriesProteinsFatsCarbohydrates
406
kcal
30.1g
grams
13.1g
grams
42.1g
grams
Ingredients
1serving
Carrot
100 
g
Cucumbers
100 
g
Canned salmon
0.5 
jar
Light mayonnaise
2 
tsp
Mustard
0.5 
tsp
Corn tortillas
1 
pc
Tomatoes
0.5 
pc
Green salad
1 
bunch
Cooking steps
  • 1

    Dice 100 g of carrots and cucumber, add half a can of canned salmon without liquid, and dress with 2 teaspoons of mayonnaise and ½ teaspoon of mustard.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Carrot100 g
    2. Cucumbers100 g
    3. Canned salmon0.5 jar
    4. Light mayonnaise2 teaspoons
    5. Mustard0.5 teaspoon
  • 2

    Wrap in a Mexican tortilla, first placing a couple of slices of tomato and a handful of lettuce leaves inside.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Corn tortillas1 piece
    2. Tomatoes0.5 piece
    3. Green salad1 bunch

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