Salmon Patties Recipe
Southern Fried Salmon Patties: This is fish even the kids will enjoy eating. Simple, quick, easy to make and tastes even better between two slices of bread or in a bun. Add a little mayo or whip up your own special sauce and you’ve got supper on the table in no time flat.
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We didn’t eat Salmon Patties a lot when I was growing up, but I’ve always enjoyed the taste. Of course I like pretty much anything that I can slap between two slices of loaf bread. I’m totally hooked on sandwiches of about any kind, always have been.
As an adult, I’ve learned to enjoy salmon in various ways. I like it baked in the oven, fried in a skillet, or my favorite…smoked on a grill. It’s a bit pricey on the fish side of things, but something I enjoy whenever I can.
The really nice thing about these Salmon Patties is how simple and quick they are to prepare. I’m using a canned salmon and ingredients that are pretty much a staple in any kitchen. I try to keep a can or two in the kitchen cabinets all the time. You’re basically just going to mix it all up in one bowl and fry them up in the skillet. You can prepare the mixture and refrigerate it for several hours before cooking if need be. It makes a great main dish meat or a quick and easy sandwich, which ever way you want to go. So, if you’re ready….Let’s Get Cooking!
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You’ll need these ingredients. It might look like a lot in the picture, but it’s mostly seasonings.
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Open up the can of salmon and dump it in a colander in the sink. Let any liquid drain off for a minute or two. If you look closely, you’ll see some bones. They are edible but I like to remove the bigger ones, especially the big round ones from the spine area. It’s just a little crunch that doesn’t sit right in my mouth sometime so I take them out. It’s your option, but again, they are edible so you don’t have to be concerned about them.
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Use your hands or a fork and flake the salmon up into large chunks.
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While the salmon is draining, chop up the bell peppers and the onion.
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Place the flaked salmon in a large mixing bowl.
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Add two whole eggs to the bowl. We’ll just dump in all the other ingredients and mix it up at the end. Mixing each ingredient in one at a time will turn the salmon to mush. You want to try and keep some large chunks in the mixture.
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Add the chopped onion to the bowl.
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Add the chopped bell pepper. I’ve mentioned this before, but I buy bell peppers during the summer months and chop and freeze them. They just get pretty expensive around here during the winter months. When I can get them 5 for 1.00 during the summer, I buy a few extra, prepare them, then freeze them in plastic bags. I can usually take out what I need for a recipe and let them thaw for a few minutes and that step is done. Of course, I love fresh ingredients whenever they are in season.
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Add the corn meal. The meal acts as a binder to help hold the ingredients together.
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Add the salt.
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Add the garlic powder.
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Add the mayo. The oil serves as another part of the binder to help hold things together when we shape the patties.
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Add the Worcestershire sauce.
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Add the Texas Pete Hot Sauce. It’s not really going to add any heat to the patties, just a little flavor. Of course, you can add more if you like.
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Add the ground black pepper.
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Break up one slice of regular white loaf bread. You can crumble it up or leave it in large pieces like I did. Bread crumbs will work fine. I don’t recall mama ever using bread crumbs back in her day. She’d just take a slice or two of bread and break it up into the patties. She’d do the same with her meatloaf. Seeing those pieces of bread in the finished product just brings back fond memories for me. The bread is another binder for the mixture.
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Use a fork or spoon and gently mix all the ingredients together. Don’t over work it, just get it all combined.
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Add the flour. I usually adjust this amount depending on how moist the mixture is at this point. You don’t want it so dry it doesn’t stick together but then again, you don’t want it all mushy wet either. Just sprinkle in a little flour at a time and mix again until you get a good consistency.
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You should have enough mixture to divide and shape into about 4 patties. You’ll just scoop out enough in your hand to shape it as you would a hamburger patty. You can make them larger or smaller as you like. Just shape them into rounds and set them aside for a few minutes.
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Go ahead and sprinkle the tops with a little paprika at this point.
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Preheat your skillet to about medium and then add some shortening or oil to fry the patties.
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You should be able to get all four patties in the frying pan at one time. Cook them over medium heat.
Brown the bottoms and then carefully flip them over and brown the other side. Don’t overcook them, just let them brown well on both sides and you should be good to go. The more they cook, the drier they’ll be when you serve them. You’ll also want to serve them pretty soon after you remove them from the pan as they will cool down pretty quick. Just take them out when done, place on a couple of folded paper towels to drain for a minute, then serve.
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Serve and Enjoy!
See how easy that was, just like making home made burgers in the kitchen. You can serve these as the main course along with some mashed potatoes and another side of your choice. Or, place them between a couple slices of bread or on a bun for a great sandwich. You can add a little more mayo or maybe even create your own sauce. There are lots of choices available as too which sauce to use. I like my “Secret Sauce” that we used with the Fried Green Tomatoes Recipe as well.
This is just a basic recipe for Salmon Patties. Experiment with some other herbs and spices after you’ve tried these and let us know in the Comment Section below what you come up with.
A local restaurant in my area serves them for lunch every Monday. I’ll pick them up along with some mashed potatoes, pinto beans and cornbread for lunch sometimes. I hope you’ll give these a try and that you really enjoy them. Here’s the printable recipe for it all.
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Salmon Patties Recipe
- Prep Time: 10 minutes
- Cook Time: 10 minutes
- Total Time: 20 minutes
- Yield: 4 Servings 1x
- Category: Main Dish, Seafood
- Method: Stove Top
- Cuisine: American
Description
Southern Fried Salmon Patties: This is fish even the kids will enjoy eating. Simple, quick, easy to make, and tastes even better between two slices of bread or in a bun. Add a little mayo or whip up your own special sauce and you’ve got supper on the table in no time flat.
Ingredients
- 1 – 12oz. can of Pink Salmon
- 2 – whole Eggs
- 1/4 – cup of chopped Onions
- 1/4 – cup of chopped Bell Pepper
- 2 – Tablespoons of Yellow Corn Meal
- 1/2 – teaspoon Salt
- 1/2 – teaspoon Garlic Powder
- 2 – Tablespoons of Mayonnaise
- 1 – teaspoon of Worcestershire Sauce
- 1 – teaspoon of Texas Pete Hot Sauce
- 1/2 – teaspoon of Ground Black Pepper
- 1 – slice of crumbled up White Bread
- 1/4 – cup of Flour, added slowly, as needed to adjust consistency.
Instructions
- Open the canned Salmon and place in a colander in the sink to drain.
- Remove any large bones if not wanted. They are edible however.
- Flake the salmon with a fork.
- Place the flaked salmon in a large mixing bowl.
- Add two whole Eggs
- Add the chopped Onions and the chopped Bell Peppers
- Add the Corn Meal
- Add Salt
- Add Garlic Powder
- Add Mayonnaise
- Add Worcestershire Sauce
- Add Texas Pete Hot Sauce
- Add Ground Black Pepper
- Crumble the slice of bread and toss it in the bowl.
- Gently mix the ingredients together, don’t over work.
- If the mixture is very moist, add flour as needed to adjust consistency.
- Divide and shape the mixture into four patties. Set aside.
- Heat a skillet to medium heat and add shortening or oil for frying.
- Place the patties in the skillet, brown the bottom.
- Carefully turn the patties over and brown the other side.
- When brown on both sides, remove from skillet and drain on paper towel.
- Serve while warm and Enjoy!
Notes
You can make up the patties and refrigerate for up to about 6 hours ahead time if needed. For more crunch on the outside, you might consider rolling the patties in bread crumbs before frying. They should be moist enough to hold the crumbs as they are.
Keywords: Salmon Patties Recipe, made from scratch, homemade, salmon, fish, southern recipes
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Your Comments: As always, I look forward to reading your comments if you try one of my recipes. Tell me how you did or didn’t like it, or tell me about any changes you made when you prepared them. I added the note about making them crunchier by rolling them in bread crumbs after I finished the recipe. I haven’t tried it yet, but thought it sounded like a good idea. Let me know if you try it OK.
Be Blessed!!!
Steve
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Category: Fish-Seafood, Main Dishes
Your recipe reminded me of exactly how I used to make for me and my husband. Being a single person cooking you forget some of the things you remember enjoying. I will be looking for more of your recipes. Anything Southern is good for me.
I am a single grandma that cooks for her self. I became a single 12 years ago.I cook things that my husband and I enjoyed. I haven’t made Salmon Pattys for a long while. I used your recipe as I wasn’t sure I remembered how I use to cook them. Your recipe was right on. Thank you for making me cook something from the past.
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Hi Mary, Thank you for trying our Salmon Patties recipe. I’m glad we could bring back some good memories for you. Cooking for one can be difficult, but these will hopefully make it a bit easier. Smile. I do appreciate your visit and hope you will stop by again… real soon. Be Blessed!!! -Steve
Hi Steve, I finally received my cookbook yesterday and have read it over cover to cover a couple of times now. I especially liked your stories. I have enjoyed your site and recipes for the beginning.
I am 73 and still cooking at least once a day for for my family and using some recipes from your site. many thanks and be well. Jim
Well Steve? You’ve done it again Dear heart…. turned my family into a family that hated salmon and couldn’t find any reason to eat it … into a salmon crazy crew. Kudos once again my friend ! ! And as always back at ya…. BEBLESSED !
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Came a cross your recipes for the first time. I made the salmon patties and they were so good. I did brown my onions just a little. I will be making these again and will be looking at more of your recipes. Thanks and God Bless.
Hi Rita, Welcome to Taste of Southern. I’m thankful you found us and glad to hear you tried our Salmon Patties Recipe. They are good aren’t they? Now you’ve got me wanting some. Smile. I do appreciate your visit and hope you’ll stop by again… real soon. Be Blessed!!! -Steve
My friend wants to know why throw Juice away when later you can use it in your patties. I know why, it would be to juicy and make the patties break up to me. I know it is very tasty, How do you make the secret sauce for fried green tomato’s.
Hi Verna, Good response on the extra juice question. As for the Secret Sauce with our Fried Green Tomatoes, I mentioned that down at the end of the photos for the recipe. I didn’t do an EXACT recipe for the sauce in the picture. I just wanted a little something to dip them in and whipped up something real fast. It’s basically a couple of Tablespoons of Duke’s Mayonnaise®, along with a few drops of Texas Pete Hot Sauce® and you’ll need a little relish of some sort. I used some of my homemade sweet pickles, chopped fine. I do hope you’ll give both of our recipes a try sometime. Thank you for your visit today. The door is always open, so please stop by again… real soon. Be Blessed!!! -Steve
Hi Steve,
My first attempt at the baked beans may not have been a success, but the Salmon Patties were to die for. 🙂 I followed the recipe but substituted diced celery for the green pepper and reduced the hot sauce to half a tsp. My husband and I both loved them! Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful recipe with us. I will definitely make them again 🙂
Susan
Hi Susan, I’m thankful you tried the Salmon Patties Recipe, and glad to hear that you and your husband liked them. I also saw your comment about the baked beans and hope you’ll not give up on those. I appreciate you taking the time to share your comments and for your visits. I do hope you’ll stop by again… real soon. Be Blessed!!! -Steve
I have made this recipe for my husband. He loves salmon patties and makes them himself. He told me this is the best salmon patty recipe he’s ever eaten including his mother’s recipe.
Mr Gordon, I like all the ingredients in your salmon patties recipe and will be trying it soon. My only question: are these patties freeze-able? For a short while (one month or so…) As a single person, I can only eat one pattie per dinner, but I like to cook great recipes and freeze for later meals. Thank you!
Hi Nancy, I don’t see any reason why you can’t freeze them, but I’ve never tried it personally. If you do, be sure to come back and let us know how they turned out after being frozen. I’d love to know. I appreciate your visit and trust you’ll stop by again… real soon. Be Blessed!!! -Steve
I have made your recipe several times and almost always freeze some of the patties. When ready to fry them up, I just throw the frozen patty into the hot skillet and they come out wonderful.
Thank you for sharing your recipe. I made it for the second time today. I did use more herbs and seasoning.
I also used crushed salt free saltine crackers and more Jiffy corn muffin mix than what the recipe called for.
Today, I mixed in Miracle Whip and wheat germ and made double the amount of the recipe due to how much we love these patties. Oh, minced garlic, Creole seasoning, and Mrs. Dash table blend were added.
Both times, my husband and 7 month old son loved it.
Outstanding! I made these a short time ago and only changed a couple of ingredients and amounts to accommodate my diet. For example, I substituted celery and 1/2 tsp. onion powder for the chopped onion (which I can’t eat). Also, I used panko bread crumbs instead of the slice of bread. The corn meal is a great flavor component and a must, IMO. Thank you sir.
Hi, I make mine in such simple steps I never realized how many people zip them up with so many ingredients!
My parents are from Georgia and I thought it was “just the way” southern fried salmon patties were made! Lol I sure miss hers, but glad I learned before she passed.
I just break down what’s from a can (skin and boneless), mix in egg and flour.
Since I don’t worry about making them into perfect patties, I just use a fork to put them from my bowl (a helping of my mix) and swipe it into the oiled pan. Then push them down in the center. As the sides get crunchy I peek to make sure a crunch is with every bite, then turn them over. I let each person eating them salt and pepper to their taste.
When they look good and crispy, just put them on a plate so any grease drains.
I tend to like my plain ol patties with green beans and potatoes!
The great thing about not making perfectly round patties is if you make them look like sticks, then kids think they’re just plain fish sticks like out of the box. A great way to get them to eat real fish instead of mostly bread like out of a box. They don’t know the difference as long as they’re long and skinny!
For me and the boyfriend I guess we are plain folks lol, but thanks for all the extra ideas.I’m going to try them! Especially with these extras. Being diabetic I have to skip the bread! Thanks for the extra ideas!
I grew up in Atlanta and had my fair share of salmon patties. Mama would have made Jesus proud with the way she could feed a family with one can of Double Q!
Like you pointed out, the original recipe is a bit too complicated for what I had but yours is a bit too simple. I guess I’m somewhere in the middle… What matters is how mama kept us fed with an all but bare kitchen cupboard. 🙂
I love me some salmon patties,yum yum!!
I just found this recipe because my daughter wanted me to make salmon burgers out of the can. I chose your recipe and I must say these are even better then any I have ever tasted. I never knew can salmon burgers taste so good. I am going to try other ingredients just to see what I come up with but this is the best. I’ll have it with some cheese grits in the morning.
Can they be baked? I’m a first timer with these
How many crackers to replace cornmeal
I substituted that corn meal and flour with about 8 saltine crackers, and used onion powder instead of an onion, I added a bit more salt, and pepper also, but didn’t use a green pepper, the patties turned out fine, and very tasty.
I will be trying this recipe, but was surprised at how you made them. My family mixed everything except salmon first and then add the drained salmon (or mackerel) and chill until ready to cook. We never put in peppers or spices or hot sauce (that I am aware of), but my mom liked to add onions (not me). In lieu of cornmeal and bread pieces, however, we used crushed saltine crackers. I do not know why the difference for the binder…perhaps crackers were on hand when bread wasn’t. We also did not make such large patties. Mine are smaller and thinner, taking a very short time to cook. I’m sure my husband will enjoys yours, though, since he likes tasting more spices. Thanks for the education on these.
These turned out amazingly good. I used tabasco instead of Texas Pete’s and substituted an orange bell pepper instead of green(that’s what I had in the fridge). I served them on a Kaiser Bun with some dill sauce, coleslaw and more slices of bell pepper for some crunch.
These salmon cakes made a gorgeous/delicious salmon burger!
Made this tonight it was different from my usual receipe but still delicious.
This recipe is amazing! I don’t eat enough fish and my nutritionist suggested I eat more during my pregnancy so I wanted to start with something simple and I remember eating these durung my childhood. My friends mother would make salmon patties and invite me over for dinner and she has since passed so I had to find a recipe to make these. My husband and kids loved them.although I did add a bit of shredded cheese to the mixture. 😉
No sense in looking for any other recipe… these patties are a 10!!! And, that’s what my husband says about them, and I totally agree! Thanks so much for a simple, yet great-tasting recipe!
And, that’s my husband’s comment, and I totally agree.
Hi Steve. My mom use to make these all the time when I was a kid. Thought I’d finally venture out myself and try them. I made One small adjustment by adding a small bag of crabmeat to the salmon and sprinkled them with Panko bread crumbs on the outside. Fabulous ! Thanks for the recipe. It’s soon to become a regular staple at my house.
Just tried the Salmon patty recipe, and it turned out great…. Looking forward to trying many other recipes soon.
My husband is out of town and I wanted salmon patties. I asked him for his recipe and he sent me this. All I can say is awesome. I also tried this recipe with crab awesome again. Thank you thank you. Don’t tell my husband but I think mine were better than his. Many blessings to you.
Just one word for these….. YUMBUSTERS!!! They were easy, fast and the family loved them.
Thank you for your recipe! After years of wanting to try a salmon patty, I found your recipe- and what a hit in my house! A home run in fact. My 7 year old says they are his favorite, he likes them more than my tacos. The only change I made to the recipe was I used my homemade bread crumbs instead of the cornmeal and I added a bit of fresh chopped dill. The dill is a nice compliment to your already fabulous recipe. Thanks again and can’t wait to try more of your recipes.
I tried these this evening and I must say these was the best recipe that I could find after searching the web. I liked the addition of all of the ingredients which I already had at home to make these very tasty. The only change I did was that I added red peppers with the green peppers and sauted them with the onions before adding them to the mix because I don’t like the strong taste of the raw peppers. Oh yes, I did sprinkle the patties with corneal also to make them a little firmer. I had the problem of my patties falling apart in the past but this seemed to resolve that issue. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe. My mom and daughter loved them so they will definitely be added to my go to recipes! Thank you!
I like to coat mine with Zatarin’s Southern Crispy Fry. They are delicious even when reheated.
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Tried this recipe on my Big Green Egg (about 400 deg – 4 minutes per side – direct cook – cast iron grate). They were very good. Used homemade tartar sauce as dressing. Not sure I want to deviate from the recipe, but I do like the idea of substituting Tony Chachere for the salt, pepper, and hot sauce.
The print command just goes to blank pages. I’d like to print this, so wanted to let you know to see if it can be fixed. Thanks
Hi EL, Thank you for pointing out the problem with printing the recipe. I use a plug-in with the site that needed to be updated. Just did that a day or two ago. It’s working for me on this end, I trust it will work for you.
I appreciate you taking the time to notify me. Thank you for your visit, and I hope you’ll visit with us again… real soon. Be Blessed!!! -Steve
My mother made these all the time and I remember her and the salmon patties with lots of love.
My husband has to eat gluten free so I was wondering if you had any thoughts on a substitute for the flour?
thanks
Hi Terry, It’s my understanding that Almond Flour is a good substitute for regular flour in a recipe like this. I’ve never tried it, but sure it would work fine. Let me know if you try it. Thank you for the question. I appreciate your visit and hope you’ll stop by often. Be Blessed!!! -Steve
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Thank you for makeing me the BOMB chef lastnight…wife and her girlfriend loved them and i ate 6 myself!……i added some Tony Checheros creole seasoning……freeking amazing!
I just tried your recipe and I loved it! The best salmon patties I’ve ever had. Will definitely use this recipe from now on. Thanks for sharing!
On vacation, celebrating 45th anniversary…from Atlanta…in Flagstaff now for nearly a week…and headed to Las Vegas…and west…northwest…and across the north. Fun! Hubby loves salmon croquettes. I just took pic of this recipe on my iphone and planning to cook when we get back from Grand Canyon today. Sounds yummy!!!! 🙂
Hi Teddi, Happy 45th Anniversary to you and your husband. Sounds like you’re on a whirlwind trip for sure. I do hope you enjoy your trip, make lots of memories, and that you have safe travels. It DOES sound like a ton of fun.
Please let me know when you try out the Salmon Patties Recipe, and how it turns out for you. I hope you’ll enjoy them. I do appreciate your VISIT to Taste of Southern today, and trust you’ll stop by to visit with us again… real soon. Be Blessed!!! -Steve
I have never made salmon patties in my life. My girlfriend kept telling me she want me to make salmon patties. In your recipe is the one I decided to use. I followed the instructions word for word. When I finished and let my girlfriend eat a pattie. She said it taste just like her dad’s. She said it taste like I been making salmon patties for years. So thank you sir for sharing.
Hi Joseph, It’s my pleasure to share the recipes. I’m very happy to hear that you tried the Salmon Patties, and I’m delighted that they turned out well for you. Keep up the great work. I’m happy to know your girlfriend liked them, and I wish you both all the best.
Thank you for your comment, and for your visit today. Be sure to stop by for another visit with us… real soon. Be Blessed!!! -Steve
I was craving salmon tonight, but didn’t want to eat it out of a can, again, so I looked for an interesting, easy recipe. These are delicious! I hate regular green peppers so I chopped a jalapeño instead, and added cayenne pepper and made a sauce of yellow mustard and Tabasco. Excellent, and now I have lunch, too! Thanks!
Hi Dough, I appreciate your comments and I’m happy to hear your tried our Salmon Patties Recipe. Sounds like you “spiced” it up pretty good. That might have been a little too warm for my tastes with the Jalapeno pepper and Tabasco, but it sounds good.
Thank you for your visit. Do be sure to stop by for another visit with us… real soon. Be Blessed!!! -Steve
Hi Steve,
I use a little fresh dill and parsley but otherwise have a very similar recipe. I usually use just one egg, and sometimes roll the patties in panko bread crumbs. Always use the cornmeal to bind though. It’s just not the same without it. I try to buy enough salmon fillets for a dinner and then leftovers for the patties. Seems the canned salmon is just as pricey as the whole fillets if you get the fillets on sale. Thanks for your blog…I’ve moved from the South to the Midwest, but still enjoy the old standbys, as does my son 🙂
Hi Yvonne, Thank you for sharing your comments. I like the idea of using the Panko Bread Crumbs on the outside. Perhaps I can try that one day soon. I appreciate your visit and that you took the time to share your comments with us. I do hope you’ll visit with us often. Be Blessed!!! -Steve
Just tried this recipe last night – it was so good! Have only made these once before but grew up eating the salmon patties my mom used to make. I like that it is ingredients that I always have. Everyone in my family loved them! Thank you!
Hi Joy, Thank you for trying the Salmon Patties recipe. I’m happy to hear that your family enjoyed them, and I appreciate you taking the time to share your results and comments with me. I do hope you’ll try some of our other recipes and I’ll be looking forward to you coming back to visit with us again… real soon. Be Blessed!!! -Steve
Hi Steve,
I made the salmon patties and they are wonderful. I did sprinkle on breadcrumbs as you suggested, to add a light crunch….perfect. I had more than we could eat at once so I wrapped the extra patties in waxed paper, placed in a freezer bag and froze. When we are ready to use them I will defrost and coat them with bread crumbs….hoping they turn out as wonderful. A quick note on another post I made recently about the Cheerwine soda (trying to find it in Houston, Tx)….several friends have told me that HEB grocery stores will special order products at customers request so I will certainly try that, thanks for the suggestion. Looking forward to trying another recipe soon. … just need to browse through and pick something. 🙂
Hi Jennifer, I seriously looked at a can of Salmon in the grocery store a couple of nights ago, but I didn’t get it. Now, I’m wishing that I had, so I could make some Salmon Patties for myself, you’ve got me wanting them. Ha!
Glad to hear that you tried the recipe and liked it. I’ve never had any leftover long enough to freeze so you’ll have to let me know how that turns out. What doesn’t get devoured around here one day, ends up being consumed the next day, and that’s as far as I ever get.
I do hope you’ll be able to get the Cheerwine Soda in your area very soon. It never hurts to ask and once they start carrying it, we’ll let the Cheerwine company know you were responsible for getting it started in your location. How’s that?
Thank you again for your comments and as always, do visit with us again… real soon. Be Blessed!!! -Steve
These are the best salmon patties ever!! I hate to say it, but they are better than the ones my mother made when I was a kid. My kids love them, which is saying a lot. So glad I found the recipe.
Hi Stephanie, Now THAT’S a compliment, saying they were better than your moms. Can you see my blushing? I’m glad that you and your children liked them. I’m happy you found the recipe and gave it a try. Thank you for your comments and please visit with us again real soon. Be Blessed!!! -Steve
My dad used to make these for me when I was a little fella, I loved them back then. I have made them several times now using this recipe and they are great, I may experiment a bit with different ingredients one day, but for now…if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.
Thanks for the recipe and the memories,,,
Hi Glenn, I’m so happy you found the recipe and that you’ve given it a try… several times. Cooking is all about making a recipe your own, I’ll be interested in learning of any changes you might make with it. Thank you for taking the time to share your comments and I do hope you’ll stop by for another visit with us… real soon. Be Blessed!!! -Steve
My Mama used to cook these (minus the bell pepper) in mini patties and we would have it with scrambled eggs and cathead (drop) biscuits. Pour some syrup on the patties and wow a delish quick breakfast for supper. Seeing these brought back great memories, thanks!
Hi Heather, I must admit that I’ve never tried Salmon Patties for breakfast. I can see where they might go good with the scrambled eggs and the biscuits but, I’m just not sure about adding some syrup on top of them. Maybe I’ll get up the nerve to give it a try one day. I mean, I did add syrup to my Fried Grits… so, why not? I’m glad you found the recipe and that it brought back a few memories for you. I do hope you’ll stop by for a visit with us again real soon. Thank you for sharing your comments. Be Blessed!!! –Steve
Very good!
Thank You Frances. I have to have these about once a week. Makes a great sandwich as well. Thanks for stopping by. Be Blessed!!! –Steve