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1. fikacafe.net › 5-substitutes-for-saltine-crackers5 Substitutes For Saltine Crackers When Making Salmon ...

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   Feb 11, 2023 · There are many substitutes for saltine crackers when making salmon croquettes. Some common substitutes include bread crumbs, crushed crackers, or even rice. When choosing a substitute, it is important to consider the texture and flavor that the crackers provide. For example, bread crumbs will add a different flavor and texture than rice.

2. www.theseoldcookbooks.com › low-carb-salmon-pattiesLow-Carb Salmon Patties Recipe with no fillers - These Old ...

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   Dec 30, 2017 · If you really feel the need to add a binder, try using crushed saltine crackers. Fresh dill or parsley makes a nice addition. Try adding diced onion for more flavor.

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4. www.thefoodblog.net › salmon-cakes-crispy-salmonOld Fashioned Salmon Patties Recipe - The Food Blog

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   May 3, 2024 · Salmon patties, also called salmon cakes, or salmon croquettes, are an old-fashioned recipe which is usually made with canned salmon and saltine crackers. It can be quickly mixed up, fried to golden brown, and served with side dishes or a salad.

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5. www.farmwifecooks.com › grandmas-salmon-pattiesGrandma's Salmon Patties - The Farmwife Cooks

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   Jan 23, 2019 · I was taught to use an entire sleeve of salted top saltine crackers, one can of salmon (juice included) plus one egg. Add whatever seasonings you like, Old Bay, lemon pepper, garlic powder, dill, parsley.. maybe chopped capers even.

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6. southernbite.com › old-fashioned-salmon-pattiesOld Fashioned Salmon Patties - Southern Bite

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   Aug 20, 2024 · Eggs and breadcrumbs (or crushed crackers) help hold the patties together. If your mixture seems too dry, add a little bit of mayonnaise or another egg.

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   • Cuisine: American, Southern

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7. www.billyparisi.com › classic-salmon-patties-recipeClassic Salmon Patties Recipe - Chef Billy Parisi

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   Mar 4, 2022 · Crackers – I like to use saltines, but you can substitute for matzoh crackers or butter crackers like Ritz. Seasonings – You will need salt and pepper, and I like to add a little Tabasco in it. Oil – Any oil is acceptable, but I prefer safflower, avocado, peanut, olive, or canola oil.

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   Can I substitute canned salmon for fresh salmon?

   • If you do not have fresh salmon, substitute for two 14.5-ounce cans of wild salmon and reserve 1 to 2 tablespoons of the salmon juice from the can after draining and add to the batter to help ensure its moistness since canned salmon will make the salmon weight 4 ounces heavier than my recipe.

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   What can I use instead of mayonnaise for salmon patties?

   • Egg: The egg, along with the mayonnaise, acts a the binder so the salmon patties hold together. I always use a large egg in recipes unless otherwise noted. Mayonnaise: I use real mayonnaise for these patties. You can substitute a mayo-like spread such as Miracle Whip.

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   How many crackers do I need to make a salmon Patty?

   • If the mixture is too wet it will be hard to make the patty and if it is too dry it will make the patty dry. That is why the recipe card says 5-7 crackers so you can add the amount needed. Grandma always serves them with fried potatoes (yum) and creamed peas. Drain the salmon and remove the skin and bones.

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   Can you make salmon patties with Ritz Crackers?

   • Any type of cracker crumb will work, and we often make salmon patties with Ritz crackers. Another helpful tip to keep canned salmon patties from falling apart is to only flip once when frying in butter, and try to resist messing and moving them around during the browning process. What goes good with salmon cakes?

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   Can you substitute bread crumbs for salmon croquettes?

   • Any type of crushed crackers such as Saltines or Ritz, cornflakes, panko bread crumbs or just a plain, raw egg can replace breadcrumbs in fish cakes. Can I make salmon croquettes without bread crumbs? Yes, my mom never used bread crumbs for salmon croquettes. Instead use a raw egg as the binder.

   Easy Salmon Patties – A Low-Carb Salmon Patties without Bread Crumbs

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9. www.theseoldcookbooks.com › classic-salmon-pattiesClassic Salmon Patties Recipe with Canned Salmon

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   Mar 21, 2017 · Use any type of crushed cracker such as Club, Ritz or Saltine crackers, or use breadcrumbs or panko breadcrumbs instead. Give a squeeze of fresh lemon juice for a pop of flavor. Fry up in vegetable oil, if desired.