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| Many years ago my Grannie would make a Salmon loaf with a sauce over it. I love salmon cooked many ways. I have several large cans of alaskan salmon.
Any personal recipes to share? thnx |
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| Oh....please don't waste that good alaskan salmon on salmon loaf with sauce! My mother would make that, salmon miced with bread crumbs eggs and a quick white sauce....then served with a cream sauce with peas....EWW! Needed onions, needed some lemon and celery. If I had those cans of Alaskan salmon I would dump it out on a plate with some lemon wedges and just eat it! Some things are so wonderful you shouldn't mess with them...and fresh canned alaska salmon is one. Linda C |
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| Since you asked for a Salmon Loaf recipe, here is the one my Mother used to make for us: Mom's Salmon Loaf 1can salmon(leave juice in,flake and remove skin & bones) 1c bread crumbs 2 beaten eggs 1 minced onion 1 can cream of celery soup with 2T water Grease loaf pan. Mix all ingredients and bake at 350° for one hour. RL` |
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| My sister makes this all the time.....I think maybe the soup and water is the sauce but have emailed her to ask. RL` |
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| Just checked and the soup and 2T of water are mixed in with the salmon and the rest of the ingredients. |
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- Posted by ginger_st_thomas (My Page) on Tue, May 1, 07 at 17:42
| I love salmon loaf but haven't had it in years. This is from a cookbook my Mom had. The sauce is a white sauce with chopped egg added: SALMON LOAF WITH EGG SAUCE (serves 4) 2 cups cooked salmon 2 eggs, beaten 1/2 cup soft bread crumbs 1/4 cup butter, melted Salt & pepper 1 TBL minced parsley Flake salmon & add beaten eggs. Add remaining ingredients & place in a greased loaf pan. Bake in a moderate oven (350°) for 40 minutes.~~ Melt butter, blend in flour until smooth. Add milk gradually, stirring constantly until boiling point is reached. Reduce heat & cook 3 minutes longer; add seasonings & chopped egg & blend. Place over hot water to keep hot & cover tightly to prevent film from forming.~~ |
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| I don't have a recipe for salmon loaf, but here's a tangy sauce that goes well with salmon and/or tuna patties. I added some frozen peas when I used to make it with tuna loaf years ago. Nowadays I mainly use it for vegetable and stuffed grape leaves. Avgolemeno Sauce Silky smooth, sumptuous and rich, with a distinct lemon tang. Nothing could be better served with cooked vegetables of all kinds, and especially stuffed cabbage or grape leaves. A true Greek classic! 1/3 cup flour •Melt the butter in a saucepan. Serve with cooked cabbage wedges, broccoli, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, zucchini, artichokes, stuffed cabbage leaves, stuffed grape leaves, and fish. |
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| shambo that sounds delish! I can easily imagine it with salmon cakes or loaf also with asparagus. |
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