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funnymantrip 03:23 PM 10-15-2008
I need a really good crab cake recipe.... You would be helping me out much much more than you know. Food ntwk has quite a few, but none that are "proven" to me.
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aldukes 04:00 PM 10-15-2008
http://www.thepauperedchef.com/2007/...akes-on-t.html

Ive used this recipe a few times- pretty good. I use panko instead of fresh breadcrumbs.
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Zipper 05:36 PM 10-15-2008
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Marylan...II/Detail.aspx

That makes fairly simple, easy and traditional crab cakes. You can spice it up however you feel like. Maybe some celery in the mix? Different spices (a little garlic or old bay seasoning comes to mind). Let me know what you end up using
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funnymantrip 06:21 PM 10-15-2008
Thank you these both would work. I will post the results and hopefully it does the job.
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Mark C 08:29 PM 10-15-2008
Originally Posted by Zipper:
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Marylan...II/Detail.aspx

That makes fairly simple, easy and traditional crab cakes. You can spice it up however you feel like. Maybe some celery in the mix? Different spices (a little garlic or old bay seasoning comes to mind). Let me know what you end up using

It ain't a Maryland Crabcake if there isn't Old Bay in the recipe! A little worcestershire sauce is good too, that's how Grandma makes 'em here in B-more.
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coach 04:23 PM 10-20-2008
2 - 1#cans Phillips Backfin Crabmeat
1/4 c finely diced celery
1/2 c shredded white cheddar cheese
2 T Tabasco sauce
1 tsp Salt
1 tsp Ground White Pepper
1 1/2 T Old Bay Seasoning
2 Eggs beaten
1/2-3/4 c Panko Bread Crumbs or Crushed CLUB CRACKERS
1/2 c chopped Fresh Chives

Drain Crabmeat and add all ingredients together. Mix completely and then form into patties. Fry in cast iron skillet or bake in 350 oven for 25-30 min( 350 degree oven for 20 min if using convectional).
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Smokin Gator 05:06 PM 10-20-2008
Well... I gotta say I like my crab cakes very simple. That being said... I have adopted Paula Dean's recipe and tweaked it a little for my tastes. Here is what I have come up with:

1 lb crab
1/2 cup Ritz crackers
3 green onions with tops chopped fine
1/4 cup mayo
1 egg
1 tsp worsty sauce
1 tsp dry mustard
1/4 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp salt
dash of cayenne
flour for dusting
peanut oil

Combine all ingredients except for flour and oil.
Make patties
Dust with flour
Pan fry in hot peanut oil until browned
Flip and repeat

The Bomb!!
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Sailchaser 05:26 PM 10-20-2008
Blue Bay Fish Market down the street from us makes a premade patty ready for the pan. Better than I can do the only thing I add is a sprinkle of lime jice and serve Hot. The also ship:-)
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Jbailey 09:17 PM 09-29-2009
I made some Crab Cakes using your recipe Brent and they turned out great!
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Mr. Ed 11:48 PM 09-29-2009
does anybody ever use real bread? Tried bread crumbs and real bread before, enjoyed the real bread ones better.
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Jbailey 11:50 PM 09-29-2009
This was my first time making them but I going to try a few different ways over the next couple days.
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Mark C 11:45 AM 09-30-2009
Originally Posted by Mr. Ed:
does anybody ever use real bread? Tried bread crumbs and real bread before, enjoyed the real bread ones better.
That's how my grandmother makes 'em. I agree, definitely better than breadcrumbs.
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68TriShield 12:25 PM 09-30-2009
If you use lump back fin crab meat,be gentle when mixing so as not to break up the lumps :-)
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Jbailey 12:49 PM 09-30-2009
I had some left over colossal crab and I think it turned out great.
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