Showing posts with label Fish Cakes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fish Cakes. Show all posts

Thursday, 3 January 2013

Smoked Salmon and Tuna Fishcakes


I used about 200g of cooked floury Potatoes and mixed in a small tin of drained Tuna, (the brined variety). Then I chopped up about 3 slices of smoked Salmon and added this to the mix. A beaten Egg followed and a small handful of Panko Breadcrumbs. I seasoned with Salt and fresh ground Pepper and mixed everything together with a fork.

I left this mix in the fridge to get acquainted overnight. Today I shaped 4 palm sized Patties and fried them in a hot pan coated with cooking spray for about 4 minutes each side, just to heat them through thoroughly and give them a bit of colour and crust.

To go with it, I prepared a simple Caper sauce from a low fat Mayonnaise spiked with brined Capers and some of their juice and a touch of mustard. 
Served with a few salady bits and Lemon Wedges, this made my yummy lunch at only 4 Weightwatchers points for what you see on the plate :-)
Bon Apetit!

Saturday, 19 May 2012

Thai Fish Cakes

Fish cakes are great, in all the many ways they come. These however have to be my favourite. Being small and chewy, a little spicy and aromatic, the most perfect finger food.
I don't really need to go on about them, do I? You know you want some, and I do, too!


Ingredients:
400g White Fish Filet
1 tbs Thai Red Curry Paste
50g Green Beans, sliced into small rounds
5 Kaffir Lime Leafes, shredded thinly
1 Egg
1/2 tsp Palm Sugar
a splash of Fish Sauce


Pulse the Fish in a food processor until finely chopped, but some texture remaining.
Add the Egg, Sugar, Curry Paste and a splash of Fish Sauce and pulse again until everything is combined.
Mix in the green Beans afterwards.
Using wet hands make tiny little fish cakes.


Shallow fry the Fish Cakes in Peanut Oil for 3 minutes on each side until nicely brown and puffed up.


Thai Fish Cakes are best served with a Cucumber Relish. This recipe doesn't have amounts as I just mixed everything together and seasoned to balance the '4S' taste afterwards. ('4S' stands for Savoury, Sweet, Sour, Spicy)

Ingredients:
Rice Vinegar
Diced Cucumber
Chopped Chilli
Chopped red Onion
Sugar
Fish Sauce

Enjoy!

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