baby_bear
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Sat Jan-08-05 04:02 PM
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crab and salmon cake recipe ideas, anyone? |
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I have about a cup of crab meat and 1/2 pound of leftover cooked fresh salmon. I was thinking of making some sort of seafood cakes with them, but I'm not sure if I should combine the two flavors.
Anyone have ideas for me? I plan to coat them in panko and deep fry them, whatever I decide to concoct.
thanks
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Sat Jan-08-05 04:32 PM
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1. Gee, I don't know if it would work or not, but............... |
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if you send some over my way, I will be more than happy to taste-test them for you. Of course, it may take several tries to form an opinion, so send LOTS!!!
Mary :-)
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Sat Jan-08-05 04:50 PM
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2. I've never combined those two tastes together. |
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I love crabmeat cakes made from lump crab meat.
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baby_bear
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Sat Jan-08-05 04:56 PM
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3. Maybe I just better keep them separate |
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Salmon might overwhelm the crab.
So now I have to look for TWO recipes instead of one....
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Sat Jan-08-05 05:47 PM
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4. Here's a crabcake recipe |
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In a large bowl combine your crab meat, finely diced onions, 1 egg, and whatever kind of breading you want to use. I like Progresso Italian seasoned bread crumbs but some people like crushed crackers or smashed up croutons. Season with whatever kind of spices you like. I have high bp so I shy away from salt, usually. Mix everything together real good and pat out your crabcakes. I usually fry them in a pan with about 1/8 inch peanut oil until brown on one side and then turn them over and fry the other side. I've never tried deep frying crabcakes like you mentioned.
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baby_bear
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Sun Jan-09-05 02:19 PM
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6. I used yours basically |
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I added diced celery and some cajun seasoning and a bit of fresh ground ginger, and used panko for breading.
Deep frying for 3 minutes is perfect. My mother got me a wonderful deep fryer for Christmas a year ago and I just love it. The basket turns in the oil and the food is not remotely greasy. Even less so than pan frying.
thanks for your thoughts.
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Sat Jan-08-05 06:02 PM
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5. I do this ALL the time.... |
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I often grill a big salmon fillet, which guarantees that there will be left over. I make a standard Maryland style crabcake recipe-- just google and avoid anything that's complicated-- but with 1/2 crab and 1/2 leftover salmon. It's excellent.
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