These pan-fried salmon cakes are really moist and juicy, with a bit of crunchy onion inside that adds more textures and flavours, just right to be served with any kind of sauces you like.
In Chinese cooking, steamed live fish is my first choice, not only because it’s easy and quick, but also I can enjoy the fresh and natural taste of the fish.
Amongst all kinds of fish, salmon is my most favourite. I’d go for salmon sashimi without second thought. If there’s no salmon available for sashimi or have too much salmon leftovers, this salmon cake recipe is a saver. I can’t over state how tasty, nutritious and healthy these salmon cakes are.
Best of all, these salmon fish cakes are freezer friendly for a hectic day.
Other salmon recipes:
In Chinese cooking, steamed live fish is my first choice, not only because it’s easy and quick, but also I can enjoy the fresh and natural taste of the fish.
Amongst all kinds of fish, salmon is my most favourite. I’d go for salmon sashimi without second thought. If there’s no salmon available for sashimi or have too much salmon leftovers, this salmon cake recipe is a saver. I can’t over state how tasty, nutritious and healthy these salmon cakes are.
Best of all, these salmon fish cakes are freezer friendly for a hectic day.
Salmon Fish Cakes Recipe (Printable recipe)
By Christine’s Recipes
Course: Seafood
Cuisine: Asian
Prep time:
Cook time:
Yield: 2 to 3 serves
By Christine’s Recipes
Course: Seafood
Cuisine: Asian
Prep time:
Cook time:
Yield: 2 to 3 serves
Ingredients:
- 200 gm salmon, skinned and boned
- 100 gm potato
- 65 gm pork mince
- 60 gm onion, diced
- a knob butter
- 1 Tbsp whisked egg
- salt, to taste
- pepper, to taste
- vegetable oil
Method:
- Roughly chop salmon into chunks and process in a food processor until almost minced.
- Peel potato and cut into 2 to 2.5 cm sized cubes. Cook in boiling water, about 20 minutes until cooked, easily poked in with a sharp knife. Drain well and mash into paste. Let cool.
- Use a frying pan, heat oil on medium heat. Add a knob of butter. When the butter melts, add onion, and cook until translucent, yet still with crisp texture. Set aside and let cool.
- In a large bowl, mix the salmon, pork, onion, mashed potato and whisked egg thoroughly. Season with salt and pepper.
- Use wet hands to shape the mixture into 10 to 12 small balls, then press flat into mini burgers shape.
- Heat oil in a frying pan. Pan fry salmon cakes over medium heat until cooked, lightly brown on both sides. Serve hot with this sweet and sour cucumber, or any salad as desired.
Other salmon recipes:
- Salmon Patties from Simply Recipes
- Recipe for Salmon Patties from Kalyn's Kitchen
- Delicate Double-Salmon Fish Cakes from Scrumptious South Africa
- Salmon Miso Soup from Christine's Recipes
- Salmon Fried Rice (Quick Lunch) from Christine's Recipes
easy nutritious delicious appetizer finger-food!
ReplyDeleteYou are right Christine - this recipe is definitely a saver - am a big salmon fan. I like the fact that there is pork too in the recipe.
ReplyDeleteSalmon patties are my favourite as well. You added minced pork? Have to give that a go next time
ReplyDeleteThese are ideal for a quick lunch if they are pre-made and frozen.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely want to try this delicious finger food, looks so crispy and I'm sure the kids will love this.
ReplyDeleteSalmon is really cheap here. I love making salmon fish cakes too. Your salmon cakes look very tempting! Love the addition of minced pork. Must be packed with flavour!
ReplyDeleteI love those cutlets! They look fingerlicking!
ReplyDeletelove these salmon patties... great finger food!
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of sauce is over the salmon cakes?
ReplyDeleteHi Bryan,
DeleteIt's Thousand Island dressing. :)
Am I supposed to dice or slice the onion?
ReplyDeleteHi Daisy,
DeleteDice the onion. It helps add texture into your fish cakes.
Are the minced salmon and pork cooked or raw when you form the salmon fish cakes?
ReplyDeleteThe salmon and pork are raw. They will be cooked through after pan-frying.
DeleteDon't cook them first, otherwise you can't make fish cakes as they won't stick together if cooked.
Can I bake the salmon fish cakes instead of frying?
ReplyDeletehi Christine, can I use canned salmon for this?
ReplyDeleteHi there,
ReplyDeleteYou can use canned salmon. It'll work.
Should I freeze them before I pan fry them or after?
ReplyDeleteHi Zoe,
ReplyDeleteI often freeze them after pan-frying them. In this way, you can keep them for a longer time.
When you need them, simply reheat them.
Thanks so much!!
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