*Imitation Crab Cakes*

*Pollock is a wonderful fish. It is tasty on its own or when used to make
"imitation" crab.  It is inexpensive, much lower in cholesterol, and can be
bought as frozen Alaskan pollock or as Imitation Crab (usually already
cooked and with one side colored red).  A pound of this fish will make a lot
of these delicious cakes.  The same dish can be made by substituting five or
six yellow squash and/or green zucchini (peeled first, then peeled into
shreds with a potato peeler, and then diced). *

*If using frozen pollock, thaw in warm water for 15-20 minutes.  Then, cover
with water in a sauce pan and steam for 15-20 minutes.  Pour off the water
and let the fish cool.*

*While that's happening, finely dice one medium onion.  Place in large
mixing bowl.  Add about 2 cups of seasoned bread crumbs and about a half of
a cup of grated Parmesan cheese.  Add the cooked pollock (either the kind
you cook or the imitation crab), crumbling it by hand so there aren't any
large pieces.  Mix these ingredients.  Then add 2 tablespoons of mayonnaise
or salad dressing, a half a teaspoon of dry mustard (or a couple of squirts
of prepared mustard), a couple of shakes of worcestershire sauce.  (For a
spicier crab cake, sprinkle in a small amount of cayenne pepper.)  Mix
again.  Then crack 2 eggs into the mixture and stir again. *

*With your hands, form the mixture into cakes about 1 inch thick and about 4
inches across.  Lay each of these cakes onto a plate of the seasoned bread
crumbs, turning it over to coat both sides.  Then, when all the cakes are
breaded, lightly brown them in a pan with only a small amount of oil.  As
each cake is browned, remove to a baking sheet. *

*Bake the crab cakes in the oven at 375 degrees for 30 minutes.  Left-over
cakes may be frozen or shared with friends or someone who might need a meal
prepared with such love and reflection.*

*The cakes may be served with a simple cold sauce.  One cup of mayo or salad
dressing, a half a teaspoon of dry mustard (or a couple of squirts of
prepared mustard), a couple of shakes of worcestershire sauce, a tablespoon
of lemon juice (and optionally, a small amount of cayenne pepper).*




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