• 12 large green cabbage leaves, 1 large apple (Granny-smith) and 1 lemon juice
•  40 g (3 Tbsp) butter
• 10 cl (1/3 cup) water
•  75 g (5 Tbsp) flour
•  400 g (1 pound) skinless salmon fillet
•  2 eggs
•  30 cl (1 1/4 cup) whipping cream
•  1 Tbsp. chopped chives, 1 Tbsp dried fish broth and 1 tsp wasabi or horseradish
•  Salt and Freshly ground Pepper

Now, here are the different steps you will need to follow to make the Stuffed Salmon Roulades

To Start

Remove the central rib of cabbage leaves. Cook them in boiling water for 3 minutes. Drain and immediately plunge them into ice water. Spread them on a cloth. Peel and core the apple. Cut it into cubes. Pour into a bowl of lemon water.

Heat the butter and water in a saucepan. Upon boiling, remove from heat and add the flour. Then, mix quickly and put on high heat until the dough comes off the pan. Let cool this paste.
After that, cut the salmon into large cubes and mix by pulse with the eggs. Add half the cream and mix again. Stir in the paste and mix again. Pour into a bowl. Add salt and pepper. Beat together and add the diced apple. Reserve a tablespoon of diced apple for decoration.

The Preparation

Trim the cabbage leaves. Then, put on each leave a large ball of stuffing and close them by tying them into roulades.
Place them in a buttered dish and pour the broth diluted in 50 ounces of boiling water or until the liquid is mid height of the roulades.
Cover with baking paper and place in a preheated oven at 150 °C (370°F)  for 30 to 40 minutes.

Before Serving

Drain the roulades and keep them warm. Add the remaining cream in 1/3 cup cooking juice with the teaspoon of wasabi or horseradish. Boil to a smooth sauce. Serve in a serving dish or place the roulades on the plates, remove the strings, coat with sauce and garnish with remaining diced apple.