They are like Hash browns with Tuna.
Make sure your potato mash is dry as possible and drain the tuna too. Too much water in either makes the balls fall apart.
Fish cakes
Equipment
·
Pot and
lid
·
Chopping
board
·
Sharp
knife
·
Peeler
·
Potato
masher
·
Mixing
bowls
·
Measuring
spoons/cups
·
Small
frying pan and fish slice
·
Bowls
for crumbing
Ingredient
·
Potato,
2-3 peeled, boiled and mashed
·
Tinned
fish, 2 Tbsp
·
Onion,
1/8 , finely diced
·
Mixed
herbs, ¼ tsp
·
Salt,
good pinch
·
Parsley,
a sprig, finely diced
·
Egg, 1,
beaten with a little water
·
Breadcrumbs,
1/3 cup
·
Oil for
frying
·
Flour, ¼
cup, for moulding fish cakes.
Method
1.
Wash,
peel and wash the potato’s before cutting them up and boiling them.
2.
Drain
the potatoes when they are soft. Mash when they have dried out a bit.
3.
Mix the
fish, onion, parsley, herbs and salt in a bowl. Add the mashed potato and mix
well.
4.
Set up
the 3 crumbing bowls (flour, beaten egg and breadcrumbs)
5.
Divide the
mix into 6-8 even portions. Shape into rounds.
6.
Carefully
dip each fish cake into the flour, then the beaten egg and finally coat with
breadcrumbs. Place on a plate.
7.
Heat oil
in a frying pan and fry the fish cakes until golden brown on both sides.
8.
Drain on
a paper towel.
9.
Serve
with Tartare sauce.
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