Sunday, 17 February 2019

The fishcakes, a sauce and a side


If you're cooking and you're using your oven baking the salmon wrapped in foil is another way of making the best of all the space. If you're waiting for a dish to come out of the oven you could peel and cook your potatoes too. Let them cool before putting through the ricer.

I can hear you saying I don't need eight fishcakes – I know - you could halve the recipe if you wish but I see no point – think of your treasure trove! I can also hear you saying I'm not that fond of fishcakes. All I can say is try them - you might be pleasantly surprised.

If there's one thing I love it's a flexible recipe, here's what I mean :

There can be three sizes of fishcake :

You could serve a 50g version as an appetiser – you may think a humble fishcake isn't posh enough – I would disagree. Serve with a raita dip.

How about a 100g version as a supper/dinner party starter with a winter slaw – use the raw slaw principle – check out Veggie label, “Then there's the slaw” April 2018 – dress with raita or warmed mango chutney drizzled over the slaw.

Finally, a size of your choice as a main course – to suit the appetites of your guests, this time with the rendang sauce mentioned in Some like it with a drizzle and again with sides of raita and mango chutney.

Fishcake fotos follow!

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