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oomag12g
Sat, Feb-17-07, 10:15
Just wanted to share this recipe...

6-8 oz. Salmon or Crab
1 1/2 tsp Mayo
1/2 cup crushed pork rinds ( as a binder sub. for bread crumbs, maybe a little more may used for better result.)
1 1/2 tsp Worcestershire sauce ( 1 1/2 carb, basically the only carb in the cakes)
1 1/2 tsp Parsley or Cilantro ( trace carb)
1 tsp Old Bay Seasoning
1 egg beaten

Combine all the ingredients and shape into golf ball size balls..

Skillet fry in EVOO or Butter at medium to slightly high temp. pressing down with a spatula to flatten slightly the cake.

gently flip and brown the opposite side.

rest on paper towel and eat....

You may also bake or broil, makes about 6 to 8 3" cakes that are really good and more or less ZERO CARB....... my 16 year old son inhales them, so they really feel in some ways like your cheating....... :thup: ...of course using crabmeat
is a little pocket change, but really are close to the actual deal.

Dillinger5
Sat, Feb-17-07, 15:11
Thanks for sharing your recipe!!
I bet you could make these with tuna or shrimp too :yum:

Cissie_12
Sat, Feb-17-07, 15:15
Printed this one out! Got a huge can of crab meat in my fridge and been wanting to use it up. Will bring a huge smile to dh's lips. :yum:

motis
Sat, Feb-17-07, 16:18
Just so the new people know...

Always use REAL crab meat. The imitation crab is LOADED with carbs.

That recipe looks tasty!!

lisaz8605
Mon, Feb-19-07, 09:31
Just so the new people know...

Always use REAL crab meat. The imitation crab is LOADED with carbs.

That recipe looks tasty!!

Excellent point!

Since I don't use pork rinds, I might consider a mix of LC bread crumbs with parmesan/romano (which is always my staple when it comes to "breaded" things). Great recipe and just in time for me for Lent!

Snacky
Mon, Feb-19-07, 09:36
Just wanted to share this recipe...

6-8 oz. Salmon or Crab
1 1/2 tsp Mayo
1/2 cup crushed pork rinds ( as a binder sub. for bread crumbs, maybe a little more may used for better result.)
1 1/2 tsp Worcestershire sauce ( 1 1/2 carb, basically the only carb in the cakes)
1 1/2 tsp Parsley or Cilantro ( trace carb)
1 tsp Old Bay Seasoning
1 egg beaten

Combine all the ingredients and shape into golf ball size balls..

Skillet fry in EVOO or Butter at medium to slightly high temp. pressing down with a spatula to flatten slightly the cake.

gently flip and brown the opposite side.

rest on paper towel and eat....

You may also bake or broil, makes about 6 to 8 3" cakes that are really good and more or less ZERO CARB....... my 16 year old son inhales them, so they really feel in some ways like your cheating....... :thup: ...of course using crabmeat
is a little pocket change, but really are close to the actual deal.


Those sound awesome!!! Do the pork rinds affect the flavor at all in a funky way? i usually use mustard in my cakes, that might help mask the rindy flavor.

poetree
Mon, Feb-19-07, 09:42
Looks great! I might try it with almond meal instead of pork rinds.

oomag12g
Tue, Feb-20-07, 15:05
Looks great! I might try it with almond meal instead of pork rinds.
hey, thats a nice variation, pecans would also prob. be nice. Induction minded though it may not be the best. Using fresh parsely or cilantro also is the best way to go. I really enjoy them skillet fried in evvo, but the bake and or broil with real butter is a real good variation also. :thup:

oomag12g
Tue, Feb-20-07, 15:13
Those sound awesome!!! Do the pork rinds affect the flavor at all in a funky way? i usually use mustard in my cakes, that might help mask the rindy flavor. I don't really think the rinds affect the flavor in an "off" kinda way. But, on the other hand "I" don't mind rinds, i like them. I had never crushed them until a couple weeks back, and the smell was God awful....lol. They do also make a somewhat nice breading for boneless chicken also.