Canned Tuna Fish Cakes (Mom's Recipe / One Pot )
Fish Cakes, Comfort Food, Family Classics, Budget-Friendly Meals
Canned Tuna Fish Cakes (Mom's Recipe / One Pot )
Fish Cakes, Comfort Food, Family Classics, Budget-Friendly Meals
Ingredients
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3 cans of tuna, thoroughly drained
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1 tbsp finely chopped preserved lemon
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1 medium onion, very finely chopped
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Handful of chopped cilantro (approx. 1/3 cup)
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3/4 cup semolina
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1 tbsp sweet paprika
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1/2 tbsp dry chili (for spicy lovers)
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Salt and black pepper
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Approx. 1 tbsp grated ginger
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2 whole eggs
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Canola oil for frying
Method
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Mix Ingredients: Combine all ingredients in a bowl until you get a smooth, manageable mixture.
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Shape: Form spoonfuls of the mixture into patties and flatten gently.
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Fry: Fry in hot canola oil for about 8 minutes per side until deep golden, then drain on paper towels.
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Sauce & Bake (Optional): Arrange in a baking dish with spicy sauce, cover with parchment and foil, and
bake at 180°C for 35 minutes.
Step by step
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Present the golden, aromatic tuna fish cakes fried to deep perfection, evoking nostalgic family memories, looking like a million bucks with zero effort.
2
In a bowl, combine well-drained canned tuna, minced preserved lemon, finely chopped onion, cilantro, semolina, sweet paprika, dry chili, salt, black pepper, grated ginger, and whole eggs. Mix until uniform.
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Scoop a spoonful of the mixture, form into a patty, and flatten gently.
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Heat canola oil in a pan and fry the patties for about 8 minutes on each side until deeply golden. Transfer to paper towels.
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Arrange the fried fish cakes in a baking dish, pour the spicy sauce over them, cover with parchment paper and then aluminum foil.
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Bake in the oven at 180°C for 35 minutes until the fish cakes fully absorb the rich, spicy sauce. Serve warm.
Use room-temperature eggs and do not open the oven during the first stage of baking.
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