Simple Salmon Patties

Name: Simple Salmon Patties Recipe
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 10 min
Total time: 20 min
Yield: 4
Ingredients: 1/2 medium onion; 1 stalk celery; 1/4 green bell pepper; 1 can pink salmon; 1 egg or equivalent egg substitute; 1/2 cup breadcrumbs; 1/2 tsp chili powder; 1/2 tsp old bay seasoning-optional

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Minutes to Prepare: 10
Minutes to Cook: 10

Number of Servings: 4

Ingredients

1/2 medium onion1 stalk celery1/4 green bell pepper1 can pink salmon1 egg or equivalent egg substitute1/2 cup breadcrumbs1/2 tsp chili powder1/2 tsp old bay seasoning-optional

Directions

Finely chop the celery, onion, and pepper. Remove the skin and bones from a can of salmon. Combine the vegetables, egg, salmon, breadcrumbs and seasoning together. Using an ice-cream scoop, place scoops of the mixture onto a well-oiled griddle.
Cook about 5 minutes on each side (until browned). Remove from heat.
Top with horseradish or ketchup if desired.

Servings Per Recipe: 4

Nutritional Info Amount Per Serving

Calories: 244.3
Total Fat: 8.3 g
Cholesterol: 62.4 mg
Sodium: 367.8 mg
Total Carbs: 15.5 g
Dietary Fiber: 2.1 g
Protein: 26.8 g

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Member Reviews

ENGINEERMOM
On a side note, this recipe could easily be adapted to a salmon loaf - a bit easier than shaping a frying many patties. Just pat the ingredients into a loaf shape in a pan with edges and bake at 350 for about 30-40 minutes. - 1/13/09
MABOUGIRL
You don't really need to remove the skin and bones; they add calcium. Just use a fork to mash them up really good. You will never know they are there! - 1/8/09
CYNFULITA
You can also make these under the broiler like I do. Just spray each side with a bit of cooking spray, I like the butter cooking spray, and broil for about 5 mins per side. Maybe a few moments longer depending on your oven. Great recipe - 1/24/09
MANTHA
I loved this!! The patties were satisfying and flavorful (I added worchestershire and garlic.) I can see myself craving this!! - 1/19/09
LEANMEAN2
I used rolled oats instead of bread crumbs. Good enough to make again. Next time I think I will add garlic powder as we love garlic. - 1/17/09
WALACEY
These were great. I took the advice of other readers and chopped the veggies very fine. They are good size patties for the recipe and great and easy to make. - 2/5/09
GRANMABOAT
Tuna, Salmon, Mackrel. They all work with this. I even used fresh fish. My old man loves it. - 2/3/09
HEALTHIERLOAD
This recipe was good. I just added chopped up broccoli since I did not have celery on hand when I made it. It was yummy. - 1/27/09
SYLVIALYNN2
If you don't like chopping the vegies, I get Pic Sweet Seasoning mix in the frozen food section usually about 99 cents for a 10 oz bag. That way I have it on hand and don't have to worry about the vegies going bad if I don't get around to using them all. - 1/16/09
PAULA3420
We really liked these salmon patties. I didn't have ketchup, we used salsa instead. Mu husband wants to make every night. He loves salmon patties and these were the best, he said. Yes, we will make again. - 1/30/09
SHH_SPARK
1 can of pink salmon...is that a 7oz can or 14oz? Thanks! - 1/21/09

Reply from JANEINE (1/21/09)
I use the larger can
DENISED5
This recipe was delicious! I substituted dill weed for the spice and made a loaf and baked in 350 oven for 35 minutes per a prior comment. It was moist, tasty and really easy to pull together. I will definitely put this in my list of "regulars". Thanks! - 2/14/09
POANDREA
YUM! We (unexpectedly) had five for dinner, so I diced a carrot, half a green pepper, and a couple green onions and added a couple extra crackers. The extra veggies stretched the can of salmon and were TASTY! - 2/6/09
CKFARR19
Thanks to your two spices (chili powder and old bay), this is so much better than what I had been making. Glad I found this quick and easy recipe! - 2/4/09
NICURN11
Good Lenten Friday dinner option. Even the daughter who doesn't like fish ate it. I didn't have bread crumbs so I used cracker crumbs instead. YUM! - 2/27/09
ROSERRR
MMM! MMM! Good! This was a great meal paired with a salad of mixed greens, tomatoes and purple onions. The chili powder and Bay seasoning make a very nice taste. I used the liquid from the salmon can, and had no trouble with crumbling. Definitely would make this again. - 2/9/09
ARTEMISINKED
I substituted tuna (didn't have salmon) and did this low-carb style with low carb breadcrumbs. Excellent recipe that got seconds from my husband. It's easy and fast. Note that there wasn't enough egg to bind, so I needed to add more eggs and the patties are fragile, so be careful flipping them. - 2/3/09
CMDAVID1
These were delish! I used two egg whites instead of an egg or egg substitute. They would go great with a low-cal tarter sauce - 1/27/09
CD1181809
Very good recipe! My whole family loved it. I think next time I would make it a little bit more spicy. ;) I used my butter flavored spray, and had no problems with them staying together. - 1/26/09
FLYANGLER
Great recipe! We started cooking up our patties on the gas grill if it's not too cold (under 15degrees around here!)-- it makes them even ligher in fat, and tastes great! - 1/23/09

Reply from JANEINE (1/23/09)
The grill sounds good. I use a George Foreman Griddle. You might also like to try it with fresh salmon. I always use any leftover for them when I serve the fresh filets. I just remove the skin and flake it then add the other ingredients. I also sometimes use dill and other spices. enjoy
NGARCILAZO
This is a really good recipe. I didn't have breadcrumbs so substituted crushed saltine crackers. I also used 2 eggs to keep the patties from falling apart. The patties were very tasty. I'll will be making this recipe again. - 2/15/09
SANDESIGN2
I make these with salmon, tuna, or any fish. I use oat bran, egg whites, onion, celery, and add ketchup and mustard to the mixture before browning in olive oil spray. A great way to add more fish to your diet. - 2/12/09
PASTONE8
Very yummy alternative to an old favorite that my mother used to make with tuna. I love the veggies and spices that you recommend. I used low carb crushed crackers instead of bread crumbs - and don't drain the juice - it moistens the crumbs! - 1/13/09
YVONNE1964
After trying this recipe, I will never fry salmon patties again! These were awesome! I broiled them instead of using the grill and they turned out great! - 3/1/09
WOMAN15R
This was very yummy! I used carrots instead of bell peppers, cut the vegis very small and used 2 eggs. I think next time, I'll make the patties smaller, like golf ball size instead of pankcake size. My boyfriend really enjoyed too! - 2/28/09