Today I said on my Happening Now in the sidebar section that
I was making tuna cakes for dinner.
Mr. or Miss Anonymous (whoever you are!) asked if I would
post a recipe. So..here we go!
They are like crab cakes, except made with tuna.
I don't really have a recipe but I'll tell you how I do it.
Amounts are just a guess since I just throw them together.
Tuna Cakes
4 cans of white albacore tuna in water
1 egg, beaten
salt and pepper
garlic powder
onion powder
a drizzle of olive oil
several handfuls of seasoned bread crumbs
panko bread crumbs for a coating
Drain the cans of tuna and mix together with all
the ingredients except the panko.
Form into patties. I made 6 patties from this amount.
Press both sides into some of the panko bread crumbs
and lay into skillet. Skillet should be preheated to medium
high heat and have a little butter and olive oil in it.
Brown well on the bottom, then carefully turn with a
spatula and brown the other side.
Serve with tarter sauce.
(I just mix mayo, sweet pickle relish and cocktail sauce)
Tonight I served these with Oven Roasted Brussel Sprouts
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Yummy!
ReplyDeleteYes, they were! Now I have to do the dishes! ha.
DeleteBetsy look delicious I love tuna cakes; so good recipe:))
ReplyDeleteI hadn't made them in a long time! I love how the panko makes them so crispy!
DeleteOh Yuji beat me:)))
ReplyDeleteYes, he did! lol....
DeleteI've never made these, but they sound good!
ReplyDeleteThey were yummy! My Alex got a little irritated that he couldn't eat our serving, too! lol....
DeleteLooks like a most hearty meal!! Yay! Take care
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It was delish! It's in the single digits tonight...Brrr...hopefully this will keep us fueled up and warm! ha.
DeleteDani is at the Eden Spa getting what she said was a very needed pedicure and manicure. So while she getting pretty fingers and toes, I ran a couple of errands, picked up a perscription and now visit or two before I start dinner for us. I love tuna burgers, and make mine like yours. Tonight we're having crusted Talipia, sweet potatoes and brocolli. Made another batch of scones this morning, and most are wrapped and in the freezer.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment on my little boys...I knew you would love little boys....how could you not.
Oh, how fun for her! Dinner sounds just wonderful!
DeleteYou know, tuna cakes would make a really yummy sandwich...just need a bun, tomato and lettuce!
I have never made tuna cakes...
ReplyDeletePerhaps I should...they look very tasty!
Did you get a picture of the robins today??
Cold here...think I'll make some beef stew tomorrow...
Cheers!
Linda :o)
I did take pictures...I'll post them soon.
DeleteWe are in the single digits tonight (Fahrenheit) Brrr. They better fly further south!
seriously? we have salmon cakes but never thought about tuna cakes...not a huge fan of warm tuna but....
ReplyDeleteYou should try them...you might be surprised!
DeleteI do the same, except with salmon.
ReplyDeleteyep, salmon cakes are good, too! My mom called them salmon patties.
DeleteTuna you say?
ReplyDeleteNever tried that at my bay
Not sure on that
As fish is take it or leave it to Pat
If you didn't like it at your bay
Deletethe kitties would woof it down okay.
Had several around my feet
as the meal I tried to complete.
haha yeah that would be the case
DeleteOrlin would eat it and then chew my shoelace
sounds wonderful!
ReplyDeletethey were! ha.
DeleteAround here we call them patties if they're made out of tuna, or croquettes if they're made out of salmon. Why? Don't know :-)
ReplyDeletehaha...funny how terms like that happen. Croquette sure sounds more fancy!
DeleteMay I just exclaim OMG? Great photo! My mother used to do salmon patties like this.
ReplyDeletemine did, too!
DeleteI'm so glad I have eaten dinner.
ReplyDeleteI did lean into the computer screen to get a better look.
But I have to tell you, my mouth is still watering.
haha....wish you had been here!
DeleteHi Betsy .. delicious .. but I particularly like the spaghetti squash - always have done ...
ReplyDeleteLooks a wonderful satisfying supper ... cheers Hilary
we love that squash, too! It's one of our favorites!
DeleteWhat a warming winter meal, looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteI like your moon guide, that's what I could do with for planting seedlings etc.
well, feel free to take the link back with you. I love seeing the phases move every day!
Deletewow that's some dinner! I think I will try your tuna cakes tonight! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteyay! Let me know how they turn out!
DeleteGosh that looks sinfully delicious. Betsy.rI'm boarding a plane just in case you have a spare plate full LOL . . . . but somehow I doubt whether your five men will have left anything! LOL
ReplyDeletehaha...no, there weren't any leftovers. But I'd feed you something delicious, I promise! :)
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