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Thread: My Grandmother's Salmon Patties

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    Katiecooks is offline Executive Chef
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    Default My Grandmother's Salmon Patties

    This recipe is especially for Kevin to atone for having poked fun at salmon! I went snooping around in my grandmother's aging cookbook and found several recipes to share, this being the one I was particularly looking for. As a kid, I really enjoyed eating these.............

    Ingredients:
    1 15 oz can pink salmon
    2 tlbs apple cider vinegar
    1 egg
    1 onion, finely chopped
    1 to 1 1/2 C cracker and bread crumbs, mixed
    2 tbls. chopped pimiento
    Dash of prepared horseradish
    salt and pepper to taste

    Directions:
    Remove any dark skin from the salmon and put the salmon, juice and bones (leave the bones out if you're squeamish) into a large bowl. Sprinkle with the vinegar to take away the fishy taste. Add egg, onion, crumbs, pimiento, horseradish and salt and pepper. Mix lightly and form into 6 to 7 patties. For more tender cakes, barely press everything together when forming patties.

    Using a heavy cast iron skillet - get pan nice and hot and add shortening and fry cakes until brown on both sides.

    For a super second-day treat, simply place a cold pattie or warm the pattie beforehand and put on hamburg bun, complete with mayo, lettuce and tomato for a tasty sandwish treat!

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    Did I read that right, leave the bones in unless squeamish?

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Ironic Chef View Post
    Did I read that right, leave the bones in unless squeamish?
    yeah. nodda'prob. the bones in the canned stuff is so cooked/degraded that altho you can 'recognize' the bits as 'bone' - especially the spine - they are of no danger ala' choking, etc.

    I usually pull out the spine chunks but leave the skin.
    but I never buy pink, only the red sockeye.

    not sure about the vinegar to take away the fishy taste.... I'm fixing fish, it should taste like fish . . . or is that just me?

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    sorry - no fish bones for me - and it hasn't a thing to do with being sqeamish.....

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    Hi all - I simply typed what was in Gran's cookbook, exactly the way she wrote it about the fish bones. Personally, I hate the "crunch" myself and never liked them as a kid, either. Incidently, I'm not much of a fan of the "fishy" taste either but my cats do love red salmon and never want any vinegar with theirs!

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    Ha! Thanks, katie. How sweet! I LOVE me some salmon patties! The vinegar in this recipe intrigues me- gonna hafta try it!

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    I love salmon patties. I always make mine with canned salmon - no bones, flour, egg, salt, pepper, green onion and a little garlic powder.

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    sounds pretty good

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    same here salmon patties are awesome. I love it with some cheese bruschetta.
    Last edited by Mama Mangia; 06-04-2010 at 05:47 AM.

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    Durring Lentin season, my grandmother would make shrimp patties. She would use the dried shrimp powder mixed with fluffy egg whites and sauted in a fritter/patty.

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