This was excellent. I followed the recipe as written except for the green onions, I did not have, used finely chopped red onion instead. Also did not make the sauce as I did not have capers. These were good without the sauce. I also used left over steelhead we BBQ'd. After making the patties I put them in the fridge for about 1/2 hour, then coated them with panko and fried them in a frying pan with 1/2 olive oil and 1/2 butter. These are very good and will use all my left over bbq fish for these from now on.
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Luv2cook Posted: 10/22/10
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foodieforpeace Posted: 01/03/10
I have made numerous salmon burger/patty/croquette recipes over the years but this one for us is the most flavorful, easy to prepare and flat out yummy. Made the recipe as indicated and did not make the sauce, just squeezed more lemon juice over after cooking. Chilling the croquettes after forming helped them stay together. Served them with orzo with pesto and peas and beets. My partner is still talking about them!
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mamakate Posted: 01/11/10
This is a great recipe. The previous reviewer is correct in that chilling them will help them stick together, mine fell apart a little. The flavor is excellent. I did make the sauce and my husband and 2 yr old LOVED them.
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flaram Posted: 02/04/10
great recipe. I make this often but instead of canned salmon I use fresh blackened salmon, when it has cooled I break up and add ingredients as written. the blackened fresh salmon adds a great flavor burst. I serve this with boiled red skin potatoes, buttered and fresh steamed asparagus
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LianneNC Posted: 04/26/10
Delicious! Quick and easy, a perfect weeknight supper but I'd also be glad to serve them to guests. I'm not a big fan of fish in general but these were really, really good. I agree with other reviewers, though, that the recipe as written is a bit "dry" and it's difficult to make the cakes hold together. Next time I may try adding some non-fat Greek yogurt to see if that helps them hold together better.
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sedutta Posted: 05/04/10
Quick and easy weeknight recipe! I followed the recipe exactly except I used an orange pepper (all I had on hand). I didn't have any problems keeping the patties together- it seemed like the right amount of egg vs. breadcrumbs to me. Served with a salad and some garlic rice.
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jennday1 Posted: 02/07/10
We have made this twice and both times it was outstanding. My five year old loves it! Very easy to put together and fairly quick. This time I made it with 2 pouches of salmon rather than raw filets. We couldn't tell a difference. If your bell peppers are really wet, drain them first. This time I didn't and the patties didn't want to stick. Will definitely make this again!! One of our new favorites!
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eem338787 Posted: 01/26/10
I really enjoyed these, and will keep the recipe to make again. They are simple to prepare, but have a complex set of flavors. The sauce is also delicious. Next time I may make them into a sandwich with english muffins.
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Paisley9 Posted: 01/15/10
Great flavor.
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Beth911 Posted: 03/01/10
Me and my husband loved these (especially with the yummy sauce). I did use canned salmon and I did let it chill in the fridge for 1-2 hours so I didn't have any problems with them falling apart.
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SASGeek Posted: 02/05/10
This is a great recipe for canned salmon. The sauce is especially good!!!
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Justin5 Posted: 02/02/10
These are sooooooo yummy.
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louloug Posted: 02/04/10
Did not make yet, but have a question? Two packages of pink salmon, does this mean "cooked" or "fresh" salmon?
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Denkanstoss Posted: 02/03/10
Delicious and easy to make! The patties had a great variety of flavors. I got fresh salmon from the fish counter at the store and just cut it up into small pieces. I'm definitely making this recipe again, and I've already forwarded it on to multiple friends.
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steponme Posted: 02/01/11
The best salmon croquettes I've had, including the restaurant's. You really can't go wrong with panko, it always adds that great crunchiness.
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TheCynthia Posted: 02/01/10
One of the tastiest salmon patty recipes I have tried. I cut the recipe in half so only used the egg white instead of the whole egg and I also used more capers. I may use less lemon juice in the sauce next time. I only had a little trouble getting the patties to stay together but may try chilling them next time as another reviewer has suggested.
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KimberlySB Posted: 03/12/10
Louloug- These packages are cooked salmon, in little foil packs/bags in the canned tuna area of the supermarket. Very convenient. I thought these were great, but lots of mayo is involved, and I agree that the "divided" ingredients make it a little tricky. I did sub sundried tomatoes for the bell peper, because I had a small foil bag of them at home. Not sure if that helped, but they stuck together as well as any seafood cake I've amde (required a tiny bit of coaxing). There is a very similar recipe on Cooking Light that uses Yogurt in stead of mayo. I think I may try to combine the two, because that one doesn't use panko, which I thought was key to this recipe, but yogurt would make a lighter sauce and lower-fat dish. It also uses tarragon, which sounds very nice: http://find.myrecipes.com/recipes/recipefinder.dyn?action=displayRecipe&recipe_id=1011279 Very quick, tasty, and economincal dish overall.
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Dede4jesus Posted: 02/02/10
This is a great recipe! My boys love it and so do I..that makes it one of our favorite meals!
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boguk1 Posted: 04/23/10
I pretty much followed the recipe but used chives instead of green onions in the cakes and dill in the sauce instead of parsley. I put in the fridge for an hour but I still needed to really squeeze the cakes together to keep them from falling apart. I might add a little more binder (egg)in the future. Overall the cakes that held together were incredible especially with the sauce. I already bought two more packets of salmon to make again soon.
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mpeters Posted: 03/09/10
"Salmon Patties" that my mom made with canned salmon were never my favorite. However, I had thawed salmon filets that I needed to use. Baked them one night then made this the next. Used almost twice as much salmon as it called for. Delicious and satisfying! Sauce was very good. Left out the salt because I felt the mustard brought enough to the table. Served with tossed salad. Very satisfying for a Monday night!
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DaveJustDave Posted: 03/05/10
Great tasting recipe, though I omitted the added salt. Recipe was difficult to follow though. Too many "divided" ingredients for me, and I was a math major!
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kiersa Posted: 04/15/10
Great way to use canned salmon! My husband & I both enjoyed these, had good flavor. Go easy on the sauce - it can overpower a bit. I'll try making these again in a smaller size, for appetizers.
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nowwerecooking Posted: 02/06/11
This tasted good but the patties didn't hold together well.
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ABookGirl Posted: 03/04/11
1 can of salmon, how great is that? Followed the recipe, but omitted the salt. Used my own recipe for a cucumber-mayo sauce. It's going to be a new favorite and it's good for company too.
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danachelle Posted: 04/30/11
These are amazingly good. The mixture is the perfect consistency. I used canned salmon and I will be using this recipe over and over again! Also, the sauce is wonderful!!!
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Barkly Posted: 04/13/11
These were very good & very easy. I halved the recipe, but used the whole egg. Chilled about 20 minutes before cooking. This is a keeper.
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GirlNinja Posted: 05/29/11
Lots to love about this recipe! It's easy (I keep pouches of salmon in my fridge, panko in my pantry). It's quick, light and very, very tasty. I made it a little lighter by using 2 egg whites instead of a whole egg and half the panko, plus Kraft olive oil mayo. I love to serve these over a bed of mixed greens with a simple lemon dijon dressing. Looks elegant, perfect for the summer and still light and healthy.
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LisaGvlSC Posted: 05/11/11
I've been trying various salmon croquette/patty recipes for a while now, and this is the best tasting one I've found so far. I will make it again for sure. (Not a fan of the sauce however, but it's not objectionable.) I did use canned salmon instead of packaged, and I added about half of the liquid from the can, as the mixture looked far too dry. I might add all the liquid next time.
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jsalbar Posted: 09/30/11
Very good recipe. My modifications to the croquettes: Instead of using 1T lemon juice, try 2 t. of lemon juice & 2 t. of lime juice (or some zest). Boost flavor by adding 1/4 c. of cilantro and 1/4 c. of dill to croquettes. Delicious. I didn't have red pepper, so I added minced sun-dried tomato. I used a touch of cayenne pepper with some hot paprika vs. ground red (chili?) pepper. Instead of the sauce recipe provided, I made up a modified tzatziki sauce - using fresh minced mint & garlic with grated cucumbers (blot dry) in plain yogurt. Can season with some sea salt, white pepper, and a little lemon juice & EVOO. Really healthy and scrumptious.
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erina93 Posted: 10/04/11
My husband who doesn't particularly like seafood raved about these. I didn't have the capers for the remoulade but it was fine without. I didn't love the remoulade when I taste-tested it alone but on the salmon it was divine!
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mipinkri Posted: 11/04/11
Quick fix for lunch. Pretty presentation. So delicious!!! My husband loved it!! Even my 18 month old thought it was tasty. Best Salmon patties I have ever had.
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lksmithnj Posted: 02/18/12
I can't add much more to what's already been said. Made this last night and it's one of the very best recipes we've had from CL...so much so that we're doing it again tonight. I might one day try a bottled remoulade but can't imagine how it could be much better than the one here. I had no problems with the patties falling apart, like several other reviewers. And it seems to me that these could easily be made into tiny patties or balls to serve as appetizers. Thanks CL!!
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Lynda1947 Posted: 02/19/12
I RARELY HAVE FOUND A RECIPE THAT IS AS GOOD AS MY MOTHER'S SALMON PATTIES, BUT THIS IS IT. I FOLLOWED THE RECIPE EXCEPT THAT I ADDED AN EXTRA EGG TO BE SURE THAT THE PATTIES STAYED TOGETHER. IT'S QUICK AND EASY AND I'LL ABSOLUTELY MAKE THIS OFTEN.
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MrMoose Posted: 02/21/12
Great recipe. I did have to put them in the freezer for a bit before cooking. Make sure your oil is hot enough or they will stick to the pan or break apart. But not too hot. Also double the sauce recipe.
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RiaTreur Posted: 02/26/12
I used fresh salmon (was actually a mistake) but they turned out good. No falling apart, they were just delicious, and we loved the sauce, next time need to double that. We usually don't eat too much fish at home, but this is a keeper.
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ajfan25 Posted: 05/02/12
Very good, but the sauce is what really makes it -- I think they would be somewhat bland without it. I chilled the croquettes in the fridge for about 30 minutes, and they stayed together just fine. I would make these again for a weeknight meal.
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inspired2cook Posted: 02/24/12
I would've rated this higher because the taste of both the croquettes and the mayo sauce were incredible!!! But it actually took me longer than I expected it to and for some reason my croquettes kept falling apart. I did everything exactly as the recipe says because I'm not one to tweak recipes, so that was pretty annoying.
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LorAsh Posted: 03/05/13
Fast and delicious!
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JessieSramek Posted: 03/09/12
My husband said this was the best "salmon patty-or-loaf dish" he's had. Very good, and the sauce was very complimentary.
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Tebra60 Posted: 03/03/13
These were fantastic! They had such great flavor! served them with cabbage, which was perfect. This recipe is definitely a keeper.
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daneanp Posted: 03/27/13
Yep, these are great and really easy. I used fresh wild salmon. If possible, have your fish monger skin a filet for you, then a quick whir in the food processor before mixing with the ingredients. Perfect and smaller would make fantastic appetizers for a party. Served with a tossed romaine and tomato salad.
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kweltchek Posted: 02/15/13Fresno , CA
I add 1/4 c. corn kernels just cause I like the sweetness of the corn with the salmon. Good recipe.
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rheumaltz Posted: 05/18/13
Panko breadcrumbs a definite plus. Substitutions: 2% Greek yogurt instead of mayonnaise, Dijonnaise instead of Dijon mustard, 1/2 butter and 1/2 olive oil instead of canola oil. On the side, I gave each diner a wedge of lemon and 1/2 tablespoon capers. Served with cabbage/lettuce salad and orzu. Quite tasty!
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Wickerpuds Posted: 03/12/12
These were soooooooo good! Be sure not to try and turn them over too soon as that often causes an issue with them holding together. It also helps to not be in a rush and allow the salmon mixture to stand and bind before trying to form patties. The sauce is addictive!
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alisha0725 Posted: 02/15/13
Does anyone know if these freeze well? I'm trying to prepare some make ahead freezer meals for when our newborn arrives and these would make like a great, healthy meal to have on hand. Has anyone tried frying croquettes they've frozen?
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Johnnys101 Posted: 02/15/13
Would rate (6) *'s for simplicity, taste and presentation. "My" recipe used "Dukes" Mayo + 1/2 tsp of "Fish Sauce." Utilized canned "Black Top" pink salmon; deboned; light mash; added all liquid to mash & followed recipe completely. Imperative to refrigerate for 1 hr. min. to "set." Recipe was doubled for cocktail party, they were the hit of the evening and everyone left with this great recipe!
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TammyRVC Posted: 03/26/12
I love this recipe. I made it as a Saturday early dinner and got rave reviews. Will make this over and over and over!!






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