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its not exactely "patties" because how retarded english language is. I bought some cod fillet, miced it myself, added eggs + 2 table spoons of sour cream + 2 larne onions I panfried in butter and threw it in my minced mix. then

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then I panfired them in a mix of butter and veggi oil to make a crunchy crust. then finished for 10 min in the oven. I found that the best partner for these patties are mashed tatties. thats is. but I dont have a picture so pls dont gas me.

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oh, its not bread crumbs coating, its somthing better = semolina. gives way more clean and crunchy crust. oh and this is 100% white mens food and most of you are faggot. Im finished, thank you.

>> No.16860833

>>16860799
Very nice. I make similar ones but with salmon. I like them with mashed potatoes, peas, and cauliflower with a cheese sauce

>> No.16860837

>>16860799
I love fish patties (fatties)
did you put any tard sauce on them?

>> No.16860861

>>16860799
What's larne onions? Is it a type of onion

>> No.16860872

>>16860837
>did you put any tard sauce on them?
no. it may sound wierd.. but I find that mashed tatties - if made properly with lots of good butter - make a perfect "sauce" with perfect amount of fat and moist. yeah wierd but any other sauce will kill the signature crunchy crust in no time.
>>16860861
large* pardonne moi, le faggot

>> No.16860873

>>16860861
It's a big onion, like a Spanish onion

>> No.16860897

>>16860873
I think in this recipe it doesnt matter, but I wouldnt take onnions that are too sweet. but againt it depends on your personal taste.

>> No.16861127
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>>16860799
>miced it
disgusting! I though this was about fish?

>> No.16861160

>>16861127
oh, yum yum

>> No.16861508

>>16861127
did she sue? its well set in UK precedent that, the snail in the bottle case and all
that

altho thinking now... she wouldnt unknowongly consume the mouse... wheras a dead snail in a dark bottle u wouldnt see

fuk me nevermind im drunk

>> No.16861665

>>16860799
Those are pretty decent looking Filet -O-Fish, but where is the tarter sauce?

>> No.16861677

>>16860897
My preferred onion for fish cakes is either the small purple variety or the shallot, anything is fine though

>> No.16861684

>>16860830
You should try panko if it's available where you are. Best fried food breading I've ever had.

>> No.16861687

>>16861508
A lad I was at school with, his family found a cockroach baked into their loaf of bread, they didn't sue but agreed to a year's worth of free bread

>> No.16861691

>>16861687
>year of free bread from the company whose bread sometimes contains cockroaches
w-what a deal...

>> No.16861708

>>16861691
Well yeah I get what you're saying, shit like a roach getting into the bread can happen even if you're holding up the workplace hygiene standards and stuff. This was in Brisbane, sometimes there's flying roaches there, and they have high food safety standards

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>>16860799
They'd probably be niver if you pan fried them at fairly low heat, but still high enough to get a little sizzle, in plenty of fat.
The purists don't want me to say this, but margarine is actually perfectly fine in this case.
You probably used too much egg as well.

>>16861127
I hate the trend of trying to make a big deal out of a faulty product on social media.
Just take it back to the store ffs.
Your live isn't ruined because you got some bad rice from Lidl. You don't deserve a million bucks in compensation.

>> No.16862477

>>16861687
They deserved a year's worth of hard labor!
I've had cockroaches & sundry bugs on plates I've been served "fresh" in a restaurant.
I demanded a clean dish & recooked food or a single refund; I didn't demand a year's supply of free food.
>news flash: bugs exist on planet earth
The actual state of western civ. Grow tf up.
t. drunk american

>> No.16862496

>>16861712
>They'd probably be niver
What is "niver"? Did you mean "nicer"?

Also, what is that can in the top left of your picrel? All I can make out is "shitter med" kek.

>> No.16862504

>>16860799
you made me google larne onions, i thought it was some foreign type of onion.

>> No.16862531

>>16862477
From what I was told the bakery were worried that the cockroach incident would appear on the local news, there'd previously been a dead mouse found in somebody else's box of bran flakes. The bakery was a local family owned operation, competing with a couple bigger commercial bakeries and I guess they were happy with the deal.
A loaf a day isn't really much for a bakery, I know they have a lot of surplus because my Dad used to get bread to feed his cows that he had but that's a whole other story.

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>>16862531
It's not the bakery that should go to jail and do hard labor; it's all the people (customer and/or press) that think a year's supply of free bread is appropriate payment for a bug that slipped in & got cooked (meaing, it was harmless). A few free loaves, sure.

>> No.16863010

I'd call those fish cakes. Like crabcakes, but you admit that the fish is fish unlike crabcakes where you pretend the fish is crab.