Delightfully crispy on the outside, tender, moist and flaky on the inside, this fish cakes recipe is the perfect way to enjoy fish even for those who are picky about eating seafood!

Put the flour, beaten egg and breadcrumbs in separate shallow bowls. Coat the fish cakes in flour, then dip in the beaten egg, coating all sides. Allow any excess egg to drip off then coat in the ...

You can freeze cooked or uncooked fish cakes for up to a month and cook them from frozen. Make sure they are piping hot before eating.

This basic fish cake recipe is child-friendly. I like my fish cakes with a high proportion of fish in them, but use less salmon here if you prefer.

Learn to make Fish Cake Ramen with narutomaki, a simple guide blending savory broth, noodles, and fish cakes for a classic, ...

It’s a simple way to enjoy all the flavors of a classic éclair in cake form, perfect for any gathering. The best part? It comes together without the need for an oven. Get the Recipe ...

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Fish sticks can be fresher and more tasty if you make your own. We spoke to experts to help you customize your sticks to your ...

Founded more than 30 years ago as a locally owned bakery, Classic Cake has grown into a leading dessert company well-known for cakes, pastries, artisan chocolates and confections of all kinds ...

When it comes to classic Japanese street snacks, nothing is quite as ubiquitous as taiyaki – the fish-shaped cakes found on many street corners. Fact is, taiyaki is not shaped after just any ...

Use 60 g (2 oz) of washed, chopped glacé cherries instead of the sultanas, or replace 1 tablespoon of flour with 1 tablespoon of cocoa powder to make chocolate fairy cakes. The Women's Institute ...

1 and 1/2 cups cake flour plus extra for cake pans 3 ounces unsweetened baking chocolate (good-quality, preferably Valrhona) 6 and 1/2 ounces bittersweet chocolate (good quality, preferably ...