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    What can you put into fish cakes to make them tastier. Have tried garlic and chicken salt, but what do you add.



    Minno

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    Re: mixing in

    Mayonaise works well.



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    Ausfish Platinum Member Whitto's Avatar
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    Re: mixing in

    Try McCormicks All Asian season blend might be a big help, Cheers Whitto

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    Try throwing in some coriander or basil.

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    Ausfish Platinum Member Wahoo's Avatar
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    minno
    try mixing in a small can of safcol chilly tuna, not hot at all but puts a nice flavour in the fish cakes,
    i usally also put a can in my 2min noodles

    Daz

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    I add a small can of crab meat in with the fish cakes and gives them a nice balanced flavour.

    I also was adventurous one night after running out of bread crumbs and corny crumbs and threw a packet of roasted salted cashews into the blender and used that for a crumb base. Simply marvelous results.

    Jack.
    Last edited by tunaticer; 07-09-2007 at 07:25 PM.

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    Ausfish Platinum Member BLOOEY's Avatar
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    Re: mixing in

    ONIONS are you bunging them in?

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    Re: mixing in

    yeah gotta have the onions and mashed spuds as well.Also like some red capsicum and a squeeze of lemon.
    We had some smoked fish left over the other night.This made some tasty deep fried fish balls.
    The addition of the chilli tuna or the tinned crab sounds alright too.

    Scott

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    Re: mixing in

    Thanks lads! Some of those idea,s will be going to work tonight. Top stuff!



    Minno

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    use sweet potato instead of plain old spuds you will be surprised on the difference it makes simply sensational

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    Ausfish Bronze Member
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    Re: mixing in

    Try adding a tablespoon or two of Thai red curry paste and a dash of fish sauce. Then you got "tod mun pla" Lovely.

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    Re: mixing in

    Mint
    parsely
    wee Bit of onion( if yalike onion??)
    garlic
    breadcrumb to firm up the fishcake
    Your normal salt n pepper.
    Its called Fish cake or Fish reeesoles , so you dont wanna be spoiling the Fish taste by adding too much of other engrediants ey..
    Those above are to enhance or add a tad of flavour to the Fish itself...
    Cheers

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    PS reply was meant for freshly caught or frozen fish that you dont intend in turning into fllets fer deep frying or otherwise...
    Not canned fish...

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    Re: mixing in

    Thai Fish Cakes
    Lets say 1kg fish flesh

    Chilli
    Ginger
    Garlic
    Lemon Grass
    Kaffir Lime Leaf
    Spanish Onion
    Fish Sauce
    Kejup Manis
    Soy Sauce
    Red Curry Paste
    6 x Egg White
    Now all the spice etc you can add to your liking eg: if you are a chilli head add extra chilli etc, but as an overall rule for this recipie I would suggest about a teaspoon of each chopped up in a food processor. Once all is processed add fish cut into little pieces ( so it blends well ) and add the egg whites last. You can add some lime juice and coconut cream as well if you like. Let the paste sit in the fridge for a couple of hrs and then mould into patties and chuck in the pan on the barbie etc. Piece of Piss.

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    Yer Im With Volvo, Finely Chopped Onion, Mashed Spud And A Good Dose Of Parsley Flakes. Bewdiful!!

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