looking for goood recipe for crab cakes
Crab Cakes
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mjl
, Aug 05 2010 06:55 PM
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#1
Posted 05 August 2010 - 06:55 PM
#2
Posted 05 August 2010 - 08:30 PM
lots of good quality lump crab and very few filler. Season how you prefer. Ive always like my crab cakes to be have a nice golden sear on them from a slight amount of butter in the pan. Just enough filler to barely hold them together.
#3
Posted 06 August 2010 - 12:03 AM
A good trick is to use some mayonase (home made garlic mayo is a good choice) to stick everythick togther and if the mixture is too wet use just a bit of japanish bread crumbs.
You can also add finly diced shalots for texture.
For seasoning just a bit of S&P and choped chives\garlic chives.
Deep fry or pan fry with an olive oil-butter mixture just lightly so the mixture is still a bit moist.
I dont make it often because crabs (usually you can find small blue ones at the markets) are very expenssive at 15$\lb.
You can also add finly diced shalots for texture.
For seasoning just a bit of S&P and choped chives\garlic chives.
Deep fry or pan fry with an olive oil-butter mixture just lightly so the mixture is still a bit moist.
I dont make it often because crabs (usually you can find small blue ones at the markets) are very expenssive at 15$\lb.
My advice may or may not be backed by actually personal expirience and should be treated as such.
#4
Posted 06 August 2010 - 06:44 AM
The best crab cakes I ever had were at Anthony's in Olympia, WA - made from Dungeoness crab. They were made in a manner similar to what ShortFuse suggested.
Howie Hart
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