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    Salmon Rosti

    Not being born here I am not really aqauinted with the good old staple of fritters..but recently I have been mucking around in the kitchen and found that I love them Today I gave a crack at a fish fritter basically. I used canned Alaskan salmon but I figure you could use whatever fish you have caught that day. Pair that up with home grown vege and I reckon this is a winner.


    Salmon Rosti, serves two, 30min creation time

    Ingredients

    3-4 medium spuds
    1 large onion
    1 can salmon, or probably most of a whole fish
    Salt and Pepper
    Oil
    Sour Cream, leomon juice and dill to garnish

    Directions

    Peel the potatoes and then grate them into a bowl. Chop onion finely, add to the mix. Add fish and lashings of salt and pepper. Mix.

    Preheat oven 100 or so degrees C. Heat a pan with 2-3TBS oil until oil is smoking. Pack the mix into 1/4C measuring cup portions and brown each side. Bung in the oven to stay warm while you fry the remaining mixture.

    Mix freshly chopped dill, a squeeze of lemon juice and pottle of sour cream.

    EAT IT ALREADY!!


    As I was typing this up I have eaten most of it....whoops. You get the idea. Best devoured with a crisp Sav and of course more salt and pepper!

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    Nice except for the white wine, that stuff is pure poison to me
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    White wine is better then red, Im not a freshwater fresh fan but as long as it tasted good aye
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    I know bugger all about fish but I was brought up on tuna and mayo sammies nearly ever day. I love tuna of course and salmon (not so much when I was a kid) but haven't had much else. I enjoy a big meaty blue cod and of course I love a good salmon steak

    Tobes you'll have to cook me some of your day's catches.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Nice except for the white wine, that stuff is pure poison to me
    Agree with you VC. May as well be Turps
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