Makes about 8 (2 1/4-in.) cakes. Note: From "100 Days of Real Food," by Lisa Leake. • 1 lb. white fish, such as cod or flounder To prepare fish: Sprinkle flour onto a plate. Season fish with salt and ...

In my eternal search for the perfect fish cake, I find the best way to get the results I crave is to create my own recipe that has all the right elements (in my opinion). My ideal cake is packed with ...

The fish cakes are adapted from “Jerusalem: A Cookbook.” The book calls for a garnish of mint leaves; I used chopped parsley instead. Make tomato sauce: Heat oil over medium heat in skillet that has a ...

In my eternal search for the perfect fish cake, I find the best way to get the results I crave is to create my own recipe that has all the right elements (in my opinion). My ideal cake is packed with ...

Ina Garten combines cod and lobster to make Fish and Lobster Cakes. She gets lobster meat, already cooked, from her local seafood shop. Garten serves them with a mayonnaise-based sauce she makes in a ...

Every seafaring country has its favorite version of the fish cake, and I confess I love them all. This perfect marriage of convenience — yesterday's leftover cooked or smoked fish mixed with yesterday ...

Combine egg, salt, pepper, dill and bread crumbs; flake with salmon until smooth. Form into 3 large cakes. Heat oil and butter; fry cakes until golden brown on both sides. Mix butter and flour for ...

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New England has a long history of fish cakes for supper, first made with salt cod, and later with leftover cod or haddock. The idea is that you can stretch the fish by mixing it with mashed potato and ...

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You can find prepared fish paste at any Asian grocery, often in both plain and seasoned varieties. We prefer buying the plain version and adding our own flavorings ...