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Fish Cakes

Fish Cakes recipe
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Not sure what you're in the mood for? Let us help: crispy seafood cakes. Take charge of your flavor options with our mix-and-match recipes.
time
prep:
5 min
total:
1 hr 11 min
servings
total:
6 servings, 2 fish cakes each
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posted:10/24/2008
For starters i made the crab cakes, or i like to call them crabby cakes :)Since it was pretty vague this is how i made it, and will make it again in the future! I used 2cans(6oz)crabmeat(drained), 1 stalk finely chopped celery, 1 tblspn. Chef Paul Prudhommes Seafood Magic, 1 egg, and i ran out of tartar-so for the same zest you get from tartar i mixed 2tblspns Kraft Miracle Whip-1 tblspn Apple Vinigar Cider-1/2 fresh squeezed lime. It really worked out great! I was surprised it was a good sub. So i mixed all in a bowl including water and Reg Real Mayo and stuffing of course, refridgerated for 1 hr, and fried it 4 minutes per side on medium low heat half covered. WHA-LA! My hubby loved it!
posted:10/17/2008
This was yummy and very easy to make! I used tuna, but used the mix-ins recommended with the shrimp. It tasted great!
posted:10/13/2008
I used salmon, mozzarella, lemon juice, and green onions. They turned out great!
posted:10/13/2008
I made salmon patties using the stuffing mix, water, mayo, lemon juice, and one egg. The egg will keep the patty together. I did not refrigerate either. Just fried them as soon as I made them. I used lots of butter for them to brown. They came out great and delicious!
posted:10/12/2008
I made the tuna cakes, they were good but it was like trying to fry tuna salad, they were to soft.
posted:10/1/2008
I made mine with tuna, cheddar cheese, and celery. I used the tuna cans to shape the cakes and they popped out just the right size.
posted:9/30/2008
Excellent choice! From a scale of one to ten, and ten being the highest, this recipe is given 10 plus 10!
posted:9/30/2008
I used the tuna and added 2 Tbsp. grated carrots and then the recommended amount of green onions. We thought this was the best tuna cakes we had ever had! I served it with tartar sauce on the side. Yum Yum!
posted:9/30/2008
I've made this recipe numerous times...with tuna. It's awesome. My family loves the flavor and it's very quick and easy to make!!!
posted:9/27/2008
My first try at this recipe - I made with tiny shrimp, barbecue sauce, 1/2 c mozzarella cheese, and green onions. It was a hit at dinner served with rice and ketchup mixed with lemon juice.
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