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Post by styxgirl on Mar 4, 2020 20:19:46 GMT
Anyone got a good salmon patty recipe? I’ve tried several from google and they just aren’t quite what I’m looking for....
One had no taste except the salmon ... Another fell apart while cooking!
Advice appreciated! Thank you!
UPDATE: Thank you all for the helpful tips!
I ended up using this recipe Salmon Patties and tweaking it a smidge ….
Based on the suggestions … I took the bigger backbones out and the skin. I just couldn't leave them in! LOL I did smoosh it up really well to break up any rib bones left and they weren't crunchy at all that I noticed. :-) I added a couple of tablespoons of mayo. Instead of bread, I used Italian breadcrumbs. and a little extra to make up for the moisture added from the mayo. I also coated them in the breadcrumbs and the fried them in butter.
They were fantastic and everyone loved them! THANKS PEAS!
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Post by phoenixcov on Mar 4, 2020 20:28:05 GMT
Here`s my Nans version of Salmon fish cakes from a time when nothing was measured or weighed. Just chuck everything in and mix well, shape and chill for a while then fry . Tin of Salmon (well drained and mashed) Parsley squeeze of lemon juice cold mashed potato salt and pepper 1 beaten egg.
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Post by naby64 on Mar 4, 2020 20:31:51 GMT
My old standby which I still love was so simple Can of Salmon, any bones and skin removed 1 beaten egg salt and pepper some smashed crackers.
Mix all up and form into small flat patties. Fry them up. Here's the good part, growing up I would pour molasses on them. Who knew you were supposed to use tarter sauce?
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Post by femalebusiness on Mar 4, 2020 20:33:17 GMT
I don't measure but I use diced onion diced bell pepper crushed Ritz crackers a couple of eggs salt and pepper
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Post by Deleted on Mar 4, 2020 21:05:17 GMT
Don’t remove the bones and skin if you are using canned salmon. It adds flavor. Or you can buy the more expensive canned salmon. Per can: One egg Salt pepper Bread crumbs or Panko. Just enough to whole the mix together. I make six small patties from this.
That’s it!
Now home cooked salmon: Make sure the bones and skin are removed. 2 cups of salmon One eggs Just enough bread crumbs to hold the mix together. Let the mix sit in the frig.
Make a hollandaise sauce! Yum.
Serve with latkas and green beans.
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Post by stumpedagainof3 on Mar 4, 2020 21:07:42 GMT
My old standby which I still love was so simple Can of Salmon, any bones and skin removed 1 beaten egg salt and pepper some smashed crackers. Mix all up and form into small flat patties. Fry them up. Here's the good part, growing up I would pour molasses on them. Who knew you were supposed to use tarter sauce? This is exactly how I do it. We just had this Sunday night. Yummy!
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Post by artgirl1 on Mar 4, 2020 22:20:35 GMT
My old standby which I still love was so simple Can of Salmon, any bones and skin removed 1 beaten egg salt and pepper some smashed crackers. My preferred recipe also, using saltines, and also coating the patties with crushed saltines. But i serve with boiled potatoes, white sauce and peas. Our friday lent meal when i was growing up.
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Post by AllieC on Mar 4, 2020 22:37:58 GMT
Very similar to above but I also crumb mine. Sometimes if I use tuna I put a packet of French onion soup in which adds a nice flavour.
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Post by iowgirl on Mar 4, 2020 22:47:38 GMT
MMmm...I haven't made them in years! Sounds good.
I just add a beaten egg, very finely minced onion, S&P and some saltines that I put in a plastic back and smash fine with with a rolling pin.
I fry in light olive oil.
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Post by tracyarts on Mar 4, 2020 23:20:31 GMT
That's how my mom always made them, simple but good. I make them pretty much the same now. I like to make a thrown together kind of wannabe remoulade sauce with mayonnaise, a bit of ketchup, Cajun seasoning, and lemon juice for them. DH likes Sriracha on his. My dad liked ketchup. My old standby which I still love was so simple Can of Salmon, any bones and skin removed 1 beaten egg salt and pepper some smashed crackers. Mix all up and form into small flat patties. Fry them up. Here's the good part, growing up I would pour molasses on them. Who knew you were supposed to use tarter sauce?
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Post by ntsf on Mar 4, 2020 23:33:47 GMT
I use frozen sockeye salmon from trader joes.. cook it in foil packet for 45 min at 400 degrees. then cool, flake, 1/2 cup panko crumbs, 1/2 cup parmesan cheese, a few table spoons of mayo, a table spoon of lime juice, 6 chopped gr. onions. 2-3 eggs. mix together and fry of olive oil.. I don't like canned salmon. but that is just me.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 5, 2020 1:31:56 GMT
Off topic:
I love the backbones in the canned salmon. I wish I could still eat that.
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Post by tracyarts on Mar 5, 2020 1:42:15 GMT
My husband is horrified that I eat them. Off topic: I love the backbones in the canned salmon. I wish I could still eat that.
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Post by jayfab on Mar 5, 2020 3:53:24 GMT
One can of salmon with skin and bones removed One egg Old Bay seasoning Parsley flakes Bread crumbs
The Old Bay and parsley make them really tasty.
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Post by busy on Mar 5, 2020 4:26:22 GMT
These salmon cakes with lemon dill aioli are really good. I'm not generally a fan of salmon cakes and I like these a lot. I buy the canned sockeye at Trader Joe's. It's significantly better than the "pink salmon" that's often canned.
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Post by paget on Mar 5, 2020 4:43:32 GMT
My old standby which I still love was so simple Can of Salmon, any bones and skin removed 1 beaten egg salt and pepper some smashed crackers. Mix all up and form into small flat patties. Fry them up. Here's the good part, growing up I would pour molasses on them. Who knew you were supposed to use tarter sauce? This is exactly how I do it. We just had this Sunday night. Yummy! This is how we had them growing up. My mom always called them “fish cookies.” 😂
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Post by Spongemom Scrappants on Mar 5, 2020 11:49:05 GMT
I buy the canned sockeye at Trader Joe's. It's significantly better than the "pink salmon" that's often canned. I agree that the sockeye (red) salmon has more flavor. I'm a simpler-is-better salmon pattie maker. Egg, crushed saltines, salt, and pepper. My former MIL added a big dollop of Duke's mayo when mixing hers.
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Post by styxgirl on Mar 5, 2020 17:15:45 GMT
This is exactly how I do it. We just had this Sunday night. Yummy! This is how we had them growing up. My mom always called them “fish cookies.” 😂
Fish cookies! Love it!
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Post by styxgirl on Mar 5, 2020 17:18:15 GMT
One can of salmon with skin and bones removed One egg Old Bay seasoning Parsley flakes Bread crumbs The Old Bay and parsley make them really tasty. Old Bay! Now THAT sounds good!
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Post by styxgirl on Mar 5, 2020 17:20:27 GMT
Off topic: I love the backbones in the canned salmon. I wish I could still eat that. tracyarts
My confession is that only recently have I ever had canned salmon! When I opened the can and saw bones, I was like "AWE CRAP / GROSS!" LOL
I dug out the bones …. took me forever. LOL Next time, I'll save them for you two! ;-)
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Post by styxgirl on Mar 5, 2020 17:22:24 GMT
Don’t remove the bones and skin if you are using canned salmon. It adds flavor. Or you can buy the more expensive canned salmon. Per can: One egg Salt pepper Bread crumbs or Panko. Just enough to whole the mix together. I make six small patties from this. That’s it! Now home cooked salmon: Make sure the bones and skin are removed. 2 cups of salmon One eggs Just enough bread crumbs to hold the mix together. Let the mix sit in the frig. Make a hollandaise sauce! Yum. Serve with latkas and green beans.
Good tips on the bones and skin. Last time, I took forever to pick the bones out of the canned stuff! LOL
How do you make your hollandaise sauce? I love that stuff!!
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Post by styxgirl on Mar 5, 2020 17:28:57 GMT
Thanks everyone for the tips! I'm gonna tweak the recipe that I liked the best. Here's the link to it: Salmon Patty RecipeI'm gonna use panko instead of a slice of bread. I also think I'll use a little mayo too. THANKS AGAIN!
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Post by Deleted on Mar 5, 2020 18:12:49 GMT
That’s the recipe my fil’s girlfriend uses., but the old toad won’t eat it because there is too much stuff in it.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 5, 2020 18:48:57 GMT
I wing it on the sauce, because I don’t want to get to fussy,
So: This is easier to do if you have the metal mixinging bowl from a kitchenaid mixer. It fits into the 4 quart sauce pan nicely. Fill the sauce pan with water, and heat the water to boiling Eggs, I use 4 duck eggs. So that would be 7 chicken eggs. I use the whole egg. I have no time for separating the eggs. I don’t taste a difference.
Beat the eggs Put in the mixing bowl and add olive oil. I start out about 1/4 cup and go from there.
Add the juice of 2 lemons. We like it really lemony
Ad chopped tarragon. You could put that nasty parsley in if you want and some dill.
Put the bowl over the hot water, keep the olive oil close.
Whisk the mix until it gets thick. Add oil until it gets to the thickness you like. The mixture will cook a bit more you can add melted butter if you want to smooth out the sauce. Add salt and pepper to taste.
This isn’t true hollandaise, but it is very quick and easy about five minute. To make. And tastes great with asparagus and green beans.
Sometimes I add the zest of the lemon if I have time.
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Post by styxgirl on Mar 5, 2020 19:16:07 GMT
I wing it on the sauce, because I don’t want to get to fussy, So: This is easier to do if you have the metal mixinging bowl from a kitchenaid mixer. It fits into the 4 quart sauce pan nicely. Fill the sauce pan with water, and heat the water to boiling Eggs, I use 4 duck eggs. So that would be 7 chicken eggs. I use the whole egg. I have no time for separating the eggs. I don’t taste a difference. Beat the eggs Put in the mixing bowl and add olive oil. I start out about 1/4 cup and go from there. Add the juice of 2 lemons. We like it really lemony Ad chopped tarragon. You could put that nasty parsley in if you want and some dill. Put the bowl over the hot water, keep the olive oil close. Whisk the mix until it gets thick. Add oil until it gets to the thickness you like. The mixture will cook a bit more you can add melted butter if you want to smooth out the sauce. Add salt and pepper to taste. This isn’t true hollandaise, but it is very quick and easy about five minute. To make. And tastes great with asparagus and green beans. Sometimes I add the zest of the lemon if I have time.
Thanks for the recipe! It sounds wonderful!
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Post by lily on Mar 5, 2020 20:26:06 GMT
My old standby which I still love was so simple Can of Salmon, any bones and skin removed 1 beaten egg salt and pepper some smashed crackers. Mix all up and form into small flat patties. Fry them up. Here's the good part, growing up I would pour molasses on them. Who knew you were supposed to use tarter sauce? I do this with tuna fish!
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Post by jayfab on Mar 5, 2020 22:03:20 GMT
These salmon cakes with lemon dill aioli are really good. I'm not generally a fan of salmon cakes and I like these a lot. I buy the canned sockeye at Trader Joe's. It's significantly better than the "pink salmon" that's often canned. Mmm, I'm trying these next week. Thanks for posting.
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Post by artbabe on Mar 6, 2020 1:54:23 GMT
I need to make salmon patties. I loved my mom’s.
I used to love how the bones would kind of “pop” when you bit them. Definitely don’t take the back bones out.
I think I will make these this weekend.
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Post by AussieMeg on Mar 6, 2020 1:59:35 GMT
Don’t remove the bones and skin if you are using canned salmon. I agree - the bones are the best bit! 👌
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Post by janeinbama on Mar 6, 2020 21:03:13 GMT
I crush the bones with a fork, then proceed. We ate them growing up on Fridays and I loved them. Fast forward to adulthood and I am making them for DH and I. They looked great, DH took 1 bit and got bones. I did not know about crushing them up!! He would not eat Salmon patties for years. I need to make some soon.
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