"Very nice salmon patties (my own). The list of ingredients are mostly seasonings you will have at hand. Canned salmon and tuna can be quite bland unless well seasoned. Do use a tangy mayonnaise and not low-fat!"
Ingredients
5 -6tablespoons mayonnaise, tangy
2teaspoons wasabi, sauce
1tablespoon lemon zest, finely grated
2tablespoons honey
olive oil (for frying, or use canola)
2(7 1/2 ounce) cans salmon, drained in a sieve
1⁄2cup onion, finely chopped
3⁄4cup dried breadcrumbs (I prefer cornflake crumbs)
1tablespoon Dijon mustard, smooth
1⁄2teaspoon black pepper, coarse
2tablespoons parsley, chopped
3tablespoons mayonnaise, tangy
1tablespoon lemon juice
1tablespoon fish sauce
2teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
2eggs, lightly beaten
Direction
Whisk together the ingredients for the mayonnaise, and taste. Note that I used a wasabi sauce, not the tube. Wasabi from a tube might be stronger, so use less. Put in a small jug, cover and keep in fridge.
Crush the salmon in a roomy bowl, then add all the ingredients, EXCEPT keep out 1/4 cup cornflake crumbs, and don't add the eggs yet. Mix ingredients lightly while you add them.
Add the eggs, and fold the mixture over and over until very well mixed. You can make this mixture ahead of time and keep in the fridge -- it helps to develop the flavour.
If possible, use a nonstick pan for frying -- saves so much battle with possible sticking! Heat the pan over high heat, add a film of oil, and heat that well.
Form patties about the size of your palm, and lightly pat on some of the 1/4 cup cup crumbs you kept out.
Fry in batches over medium heat until one side is deep golden brown, then flip over. You will need more oil as you fry them.
I got 10 patties from this recipe. A serving might be 2 or 3, while a small kid will only have 1, so number of servings are up to you to decide!
Serve hot, with the cold prepared mayonnaise. With a filling, healthy salad this is a dinner.