Take two cans of Tuna and turn them into a filling and healthy meal with veggies and creamy mashed potatoes. A super-thrifty meal in a jiffy, delicious, and nourishing at the same time!
I'm not one to cook from cans, but they do come in handy when one doesn't have fresh ingredients on hand. I always keep a couple of cans of tuna in my pantry.
Fishcakes are an old family favourite, and making them from canned fish is very tasty when adding fresh ingredients.
The quantity in my recipe makes 6 generous-sized fishcakes, more than enough for two people. Naturally you double or triple accordingly.
Ingredients
Recipe - Tuna Fishcakes
- 2 cans Tuna in water, drained
- 150ml Oat flakes
- Half an Onion, grated
- Fresh Lemon juice
- Handful of Parsley, diced
- Spring Onions, diced
- 1 Egg
- 1 Potato, cooked and mashed
- Seasoning to taste
Mix flaked Tuna, egg, lemon juice, parsley, grated onion, diced spring onions, and oat flakes.
Add mashed potato, and season to taste.
Shape into balls, roll in oats, and flatten slightly, leave to rest while you prepare the side dishes - I served it with creamy mashed potatoes, a tomato, basil, spring onion sauce, and sweetcorn.
While the fishcakes are resting, make the Pomodoro sauce - simply put, a tomato and basil sauce.
Pomodoro Sauce a la Lizzie
- Bunch Spring Onions, diced
- 1-2 Tomatoes
- Handful of fresh Basil, chopped
- Squeeze of Lemon juice
- Seasoning to taste - I used salt, a dash of brown sugar and Cayenne pepper
Sautee spring onions in a little oil till it starts to caramelize.
Add diced tomato, lemon juice, basil, and seasoning, cover and cook gently till tomatoes are soft, and sauce has thickened
Back to the Fishcakes
Fry in a thin layer of oil over medium heat till cooked and golden on both sides.
I'm still having smaller portions, this is more than enough for me. The first image at the beginning of my post was Bonginkosi's hearty plate of food!
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WOW. That looks delicious, I'm sure I'll be buying the ingredients anytime, plus it's easy to make, I'm, the pastry dad in my home, but that will do it, thanks for sharing something that looks, and I'm sure is delicious.
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I hope you enjoy it if you get to make it. always is delicious with any tinned fish in fact.
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se ve muy rico!
looks very tasty!
It was, thank you.
I like the recipe as I love fried foods, but it is relatively more healthy than most of the fried foods supposed to be!
It's only shallow-fried so hardly absorbs any oil. Thank you for stopping by @tanzil2024