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Last week I had lunch out, which is rare for me. I ordered exactly what I wanted: Salad with crab cake. It was $12 not including drink. It was at a very nice restaurant so my expectations were high. Yes, I was very disappointed. The crab cake was frozen in the middle. I guess they take it from the freezer to the frying pan and just stick on a bed of greens. I could do that with a costco trip. I sent the crab cake back and it returned a rubbery heated ball. I just said thanks and let it go. Some things are not worth the fight and I was focused on other stuff at the time.
This week I reinvented the salad and mine was 500% better. I had leftover cooked/seasoned salmon that I crumbled into a bowl. I added one egg, a few capers, lemon juice, 1/2 sleeve of crushed ritz crackers, a couple of huge spoons of mayo and pepper. About one cup of salmon made 4 medium sized cakes. I fried them in a little veggie oil.
For the salad, just fresh tossed greens, sliced bell peppers, green onions and goat cheese. I used a red wine vinaigrette for the dressing. I topped the salad with the hot salmon cakes and lemon wedges on the side.
Husband thought he had died and gone to heaven it was so good. I made two salads with two cakes each for much less $ than the one I had out (which only had one cake). You just can’t beat eating at home.

July 24, 2009 at 4:39 pm |
yum. love salmon cakes. love salad. sounds divine. saw you on lifeasmom URS.
July 24, 2009 at 5:14 pm |
Jenna,
Glad you stopped by. Have a nice weekend!
December 10, 2009 at 6:40 pm |
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