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Salmon cakes with ginger, sesame and garlic

July 1, 2013 Shirley Callis

We enjoy salmon cakes but this recipe by my wife adds an Asian flair. It is well worth the extra effort I might add.

Salmon Cakes Plus

Basic recipe:

2 or more cans of wild caught salmon (approx. 7-8 oz) drained, or 1 pound or more of fresh fish, baked.
Set fish aside.

2 inches fresh ginger root + 3 Tbsp. sesame seed, shelled: puree all together with 3 cloves of garlic.
Once pureed then add to fish

Take 1-2 eggs or about 4 egg whites and mix thoroughly into fish, so that mixture no longer looks crumbly.

Use flavored or plain coconut oil for cooking.

Refrigerate the mixture for at least a half hour, so that your cakes will stay together during cooking. Use an ice cream scoop or ¼ cup measure to form your cakes.

Cook dry in a non-stick pan or on a non-stick griddle or use a little coconut oil in a pan.  Heat should be on medium high/griddle temp 350°F.  Brown cakes on each side: this should take 3-5 minutes per side.

Serves 4

 Enjoy! 

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