Does anyone know the recipe of Thai fishcakes?

Does anyone know the recipe of Thai fishcakes? Please let me knowDoes anyone know the recipe of Thai fishcakes?
Prep Time: 40 minutes

Cook Time: 15 minutes

Ingredients:

Serves 4 as an Appetizer

2 fillets of salmon, cod, sole, or other fish (1/2 lb. to 3/4 lb. or 300 g.)

2 large (or 3 small) potatoes

about 1 cup oil for frying (peanut, sunflower, coconut, canola, or other vegetable oil)

approximately 1 cup flour OR 1 1/2 cups bread or cracker crumbs (bread or cracker crumbs make a crispier crust)

1 egg, beaten

Thai Sweet Chilli Sauce for the dip (or make your own dipping sauce - see below)*

PASTE:

2 Tbsp. fish sauce

1 red or green chili, sliced (de-seeded if you prefer mild cakes)

3 kaffir lime leaves (dried, fresh, or frozen), snipped into small pieces with scissors (discard stem)

3 spring onions, sliced

1/3 cup coriander leaves and stems, chopped

3 cloves garlic, minced







Preparation:

Place potatoes in a pot of water over high heat. Allow to boil while you perform the next several steps.

Place paste ingredients in a mini-chopper or food processor. Process well to create a paste. OR simply mince and stir everything together.

If using frozen fish, thaw it thoroughly (to thaw fish quickly, place in a bowl of tepid water for a few minutes). Cut the raw fish into small pieces and place in a mixing bowl. Remove any bones you might find.

When potatoes are cooked and soft enough to mash, drain them and place in a flat-bottomed bowl (or back in the pot). Quickly mash with a potato masher.

Add the mashed potatoes plus the paste you made earlier to the fish pieces. Mix well (don't worry if the fish falls apart).

Now, using your hands, make small patties or cakes. Tip: if cakes won't stay together because they are too "wet", add a little flour or bread/cracker crumbs to the fish/potato mixture.

Make Ahead Tip: If making ahead of time, cover cakes and refrigerate (overnight or up to 48 hours beforehand). When guests arrive, remove from fridge and continue with the steps below.





Cover a counter-top or cutting board with flour or bread/cracker crumbs. Tip: to make bread or cracker crumbs finer, briefly blend in a food processor. Dip the fishcakes into the beaten egg, then turn them over in the flour or breadcrumbs to coat.

Pour oil into a wok or frying pan, about 1 inch (or more) deep. Turn heat to medium-high (or around #7 on the dial). Oil is hot enough when bubbles begin to rise from the bottom of the pan, or when you see the oil "moving" ("snaking") across the bottom of the pan. Test it by dipping the edge of a fish cake into the oil - if it sizzles and begins to cook, the oil is ready.

Fry fish cakes until golden brown, approximately 2-3 minutes on each side. Use tongs to turn the cakes. When they are done frying, place on paper towels (or a tea towel) to drain excess oil.

Serve hot with Thai Sweet Chili Sauce* for dipping. Or make your own dipping sauce (see below). Thai fish cakes make a great appetizer, and are delicious with a cold lager or a chilled glass of your favorite white or blush wine.Does anyone know the recipe of Thai fishcakes?
Ingredients:

Serves 4 as an Appetizer

2 fillets of salmon, cod, sole, or other fish (1/2 lb. to 3/4 lb. or 300 g.)

2 large (or 3 small) potatoes

about 1 cup oil for frying (peanut, sunflower, coconut, canola, or other vegetable oil)

approximately 1 cup flour OR 1 1/2 cups bread or cracker crumbs (bread or cracker crumbs make a crispier crust)

1 egg, beaten

Thai Sweet Chilli Sauce for the dip (or make your own dipping sauce - see below)*

PASTE:

2 Tbsp. fish sauce

1 red or green chili, sliced (de-seeded if you prefer mild cakes)

3 kaffir lime leaves (dried, fresh, or frozen), snipped into small pieces with scissors (discard stem)

3 spring onions, sliced

1/3 cup coriander leaves and stems, chopped

3 cloves garlic, minced

Preparation:

Place potatoes in a pot of water over high heat. Allow to boil while you perform the next several steps.

Place paste ingredients in a mini-chopper or food processor. Process well to create a paste. OR simply mince and stir everything together.

If using frozen fish, thaw it thoroughly (to thaw fish quickly, place in a bowl of tepid water for a few minutes). Cut the raw fish into small pieces and place in a mixing bowl. Remove any bones you might find.

When potatoes are cooked and soft enough to mash, drain them and place in a flat-bottomed bowl (or back in the pot). Quickly mash with a potato masher.

Add the mashed potatoes plus the paste you made earlier to the fish pieces. Mix well (don't worry if the fish falls apart).

Now, using your hands, make small patties or cakes. Tip: if cakes won't stay together because they are too "wet", add a little flour or bread/cracker crumbs to the fish/potato mixture.

Make Ahead Tip: If making ahead of time, cover cakes and refrigerate (overnight or up to 48 hours beforehand). When guests arrive, remove from fridge and continue with the steps below.





Cover a counter-top or cutting board with flour or bread/cracker crumbs. Tip: to make bread or cracker crumbs finer, briefly blend in a food processor. Dip the fishcakes into the beaten egg, then turn them over in the flour or breadcrumbs to coat.

Pour oil into a wok or frying pan, about 1 inch (or more) deep. Turn heat to medium-high (or around #7 on the dial). Oil is hot enough when bubbles begin to rise from the bottom of the pan, or when you see the oil "moving" ("snaking") across the bottom of the pan. Test it by dipping the edge of a fish cake into the oil - if it sizzles and begins to cook, the oil is ready.

Fry fish cakes until golden brown, approximately 2-3 minutes on each side. Use tongs to turn the cakes. When they are done frying, place on paper towels (or a tea towel) to drain excess oil.

Serve hot with Thai Sweet Chili Sauce* for dipping. Or make your own dipping sauce (see below). Thai fish cakes make a great appetizer, and are delicious with a cold lager or a chilled glass of your favorite white or blush wine.



*Thai Sweet Chili Sauce is now available at many large grocery chains in the Asian section, and at all Asian/Chinese food stores. OR make a very simple dipping sauce by combining 2 Tbsp. Chinese plum sauce with 1 Tbsp. soy sauce and 1 Tbsp. fish sauce. Add freshly cut chilies if you like it spicy. ENJOY!!!Does anyone know the recipe of Thai fishcakes?
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http://www.herdaily.com/recipes/5200/thai-fishcakes-with-dipping-sauce.html
thai fishcakes





450g/1lb ling or coley fillets, skinned and cut into chunks

1 tbsp Thai fish sauce

1 tbsp red curry paste

1 kaffir lime leaf or 1 strip or lime zest, shredded very finely

1 tbsp chopped fresh coriander (leaves and stalks)

1 egg

1 tsp palm sugar or muscovado sugar

? tsp salt

40g/1?oz French beans, sliced thinly into rounds

150ml/5fl oz groundnut or sunflower oil



For the sweet and sour cucumber sauce:

50ml/2fl oz white wine vinegar

100g/4oz caster sugar

1?tbsp water

2 tsp Thai fish sauce

50g/2oz cucumber, diced very finely

25g/1oz carrot, diced very finely

25g/1oz onion, chopped very finely

2 red bird's eye chillies, sliced thinly



1. For the sauce, gently heat the vinegar, sugar and water in a small pan until the sugar has dissolved.

2. Bring to the boil for 1 minute, then remove from the heat and leave to cool

3. Stir in the fish sauce, cucumber, carrot, onion and chillies. Pour into four small dipping saucers or ramekins and set aside.

4. For the fish cakes, put the fish in a food processor with the fish sauce, curry paste, kaffir lime leaf or lime zest, chopped coriander, egg, sugar and salt. Process until smooth, then stir in the sliced green beans.

5. Divide the mixture into 16 pieces. Roll each one into a ball and then flatten into a 6cm/2?in disc.

6. Heat the oil in a large frying pan and fry the fish cakes in batches for 1 minute on each side, until golden brown. Lift out and drain on kitchen paper, then serve with the sweet and sour cucumber sauce.