Chive sauce:
Chop the vegetables and sauté in butter. Deglaze with white wine. Add fish stock or soup and cook at low temperature. Add the cream and continue cooking for ten minutes. Strain and season. Before serving, use a pastry blender to fold in the cold butter and add the chives.
Salmon farce:
Cut the salmon fillet into 3 cm thick strips, season with salt and pepper. For the farce, mix the 100 g of salmon with the cream and eggs in a hand mixer. Pass through a fine sieve, season with salt, pepper and the juice of a lemon.
Cover the strudel dough with half of the salmon. Spread with the farce and evenly distribute the remaining leek over it. Place the potato slices on top and the salmon strips on top. Roll up the strudel and leave to cool for 120 minutes. Bake at 220 °C for 20-25 minutes. Slice and serve with the chive sauce.
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Food culture: new strudel
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In Burgenland, they say at New Year’s you absolutely have to serve strudel – likewise if it’s filled with ash – otherwise you won’t get another strudel for the entire year. In the easternmost province of Austria, the Hungarian strudel tradition is still preserved in its most unaltered form. The Hungarians took it over from the Turks and refined it with