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Bagel & Lox Box Recipe

Inspired by Sandpiper Cafe
Time12m
Serves1

plain bagel with sockeye salmon lox, cream cheese, red onion and capers all on the side. Comes with a bag of potato chips. Upgrade your chips to a small green salad for +2

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Ingredients

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Lunch Box Menu – Bagel & Lox Box

Method

Bagel & Lox Box Assembly

1

Prepare bagel base

Split the plain bagel in half and toast until lightly golden. If toasters are unavailable, warm in a dry skillet over medium heat for 2–3 minutes, cut side down.

2

Spread cream cheese

Spread 1 tablespoon of softened cream cheese on each bagel half, covering the surface evenly. For a lighter spread, use 1.5 tablespoons total and fold in a pinch of minced dill if available.

3

Add lox and onions

Layer the 4 oz of sockeye salmon lox evenly over the bottom bagel half. Scatter the thinly sliced red onions over the salmon in a light, even layer.

4

Season and capers

Sprinkle 1 tablespoon of capers over the onions. If desired, add a light squeeze of lemon from the wedge for brightness and a few extra caper berries if you have them.

5

Assemble and plate

Top with the second half of the bagel. Slice in half if portioning for packaging. Plate with a lemon wedge on the side for optional brightness.

6

Chips option

Include a bag of potato chips as the standard side. If upgrading to a small green salad, note the price adjustment and prepare the salad separately.

7

Upgrade: green salad (optional)

If the guest selects the upgrade, assemble a small green salad. Toss mixed greens with a light drizzle of the provided dressing or a simple olive oil and lemon vinaigrette. Serve the salad in a separate compartment or container to keep the bagel crisp.

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