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Baked Salmon-Corn-Coconut-Quinoa Cake

I have made Salmon Cakes so many times. I don’t really follow any specific recipe. I make them with what I have in my kitchen. This one is based somewhat on a recipe from Padma Lakshmi’s book Tangy Tart Hot & Sweet.

Here I am making the cakes:

I combined about 3 cups leftover Sockeye Salmon, 1/2 cup frozen corn, 1/2 cup coconut, 1 cup cooked quinoa, 1 seeded and finely minced red chili, 1 small celery stalk finely minced, 1 egg, 2 tablespoons mayo, 1 tablespoon Dijon, 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce. And baked in 400 degree oven from 30 minutes, turning cakes once.

I served these with a Yogurt, Honey, Lemon, Heartbreaking Dawn’s Mango Habanero Sauce.

Delicious!
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5 responses to “Baked Salmon-Corn-Coconut-Quinoa Cake”

  1. Anonymous Avatar
    Anonymous

    This looks fabulous! Can’t wait to try them out ~GinnyMorganton NC

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  2. Sana Avatar
    Sana

    My friend will love this recipe. Going to send her the link. Happy weekend!

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  3. fixnwrtr Avatar
    fixnwrtr

    I always use horseradish in my salmon patties and add horseradish to the sour cream topping.

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  4. Ren- Lady Of The Arts Avatar
    Ren- Lady Of The Arts

    oh yum- I really like the idea of adding coconut with the salmon- I make fish cakes usually with white fish but have used salmon a few times- You’ve inspired me to try it more often and to get creative.

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  5. Torrie Avatar
    Torrie

    Another one of my favorite “dishes”. I’ve only made salmon cakes once before, and I loved the flavor and the price too.

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