These delicious salmon cakes are super easy to prepare since they are made from canned salmon. I always keep canned salmon in the pantry and can whip these up quickly from ingredients I already have on hand.
Our whole family loves salmon cakes, especially the boys. Plus they are packed with healthy omega 3s.
These are so easy to make. There isn't much to it. I just throw in some seasoning and they always turn out perfectly crispy on the outside, tender inside and delicious. If you want to get all fancy you can serve on a bed of cous cous and garnish with fresh snipped parsley.
Ingredients:
(Note, I double this for our family of 6) 3 (5 oz.) cans salmon or 1 (16 oz.) can salmon 1/2 cup dry bread crumbs (I use store bought, plain or Italian) 1 egg beaten Olive oil for pan frying Seasonings: I really just throw stuff in and it is never exactly the same, but here are the basic seasonings I use. A few shakes of Old Bay Seasoning, I sprinkle more on while they are cooking. Freshly squeezed lemon or lime juice if I have it. Dash lemon pepper Pinch dried sweet basil minced garlic or garlic powder minced onion Fresh ground salt and pepper Directions: 1. Put canned salmon and juice in a mixing bowl. If using 3 small cans there won't be any bones, but if using a 16 oz. can there may be bones. You can either remove the larger bones and crush the small bones with a fork or crush all of the bones (they are soft and easily crush and provide calcium). Make sure not to drain off the juice, leave this in with the meat. 2. Add the bread crumbs, beaten egg, and seasonings and mix well with a fork. 3. Heat a large skillet to medium heat, then drizzle olive oil into the skillet to cover the surface. Form salmon mixture into patties and place in the hot skillet. Fry on each side until nice and crispy and golden brown. I always sprinkle with more Old Bay Seasoning while cooking. Place the patties on a paper towel lined plate before serving.
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3 Comments
Sarah
9/1/2015 05:16:05 am
I have never cooked with canned salmon, but this sounds good and healthy! Do you serve these with a dipping sauce or eat them plain?
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9/1/2015 06:03:14 am
Ooh yum! I never thought of dipping sauce. We have always eaten them plain, but they would be great with dipping sauce...maybe an avocado lime sauce or a dill sauce. So many possibilities. Also great with fresh squeezed lemon juice.
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Don Lang
12/27/2021 05:59:30 pm
Ruthie made these tonight and they were wonderful.
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