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Fish Croquettes of Salmon Recipe
Today I am treating you, dear cooks, with cutlets with sauce. Cutlets can be made from any fish, especially delicious pike perch fillets. Since we don't sell walleye, I cooked salmon fillet. The cutlets are tender, juicy, crispy, in harmony with the sauce - very tasty!! I invite you to visit!
Cook Time 40 minutes
Servings
Ingredients
Cook Time 40 minutes
Servings
Ingredients
Instructions
  1. Products. I'll show you a dish of fish and matzo. Fill the halu or white bread with milk so that they swell and stand aside for a while.
    Products. I'll show you a dish of fish and matzo. Fill the halu or white bread with milk so that they swell and stand aside for a while.
  2. Fry the onion in vegetable oil until transparent.
    Fry the onion in vegetable oil until transparent.
  3. In a deep bowl, cut the fish into pieces, add the fried onion, one egg, matzo with milk (or bread with milk).
    In a deep bowl, cut the fish into pieces, add the fried onion, one egg, matzo with milk (or bread with milk).
  4. Whisk with a hand blender, add lemon zest, dill, salt and pepper to taste. At this stage, you can optionally add 100 grams. white cabbage (I didn't add it) my family doesn't like cabbage in cutlets.
    Whisk with a hand blender, add lemon zest, dill, salt and pepper to taste.
At this stage, you can optionally add 100 grams. white cabbage (I didn't add it) my family doesn't like cabbage in cutlets.
  5. Mix well.
    Mix well.
  6. Form cutlets, roll in breadcrumbs, put in a frying pan with vegetable oil for frying.
    Form cutlets, roll in breadcrumbs, put in a frying pan with vegetable oil for frying.
  7. Greek yogurt + peeled cucumber grate + salt + pepper-to taste, add lemon juice to taste. Mix it.
    Greek yogurt + peeled cucumber grate + salt + pepper-to taste, add lemon juice to taste. Mix it.
  8. Bon appetit!!
    Bon appetit!!
  9. Enjoy)
    Enjoy)
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